Emily Beatty, Journal Contributor
November 17, 2020
The Suffolk University Theatre Department (SUTD) will produce its annual fall showcase, “Sputnik,” but it looks a little different this year due to the ongoing pandemic. COVID-19...
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor
October 27, 2020
Over the weekend, cast members of the Suffolk University Theatre Department came together to produce their first show of the semester, “To Gather Apart,” an online comic...
February 26, 2020
On Thursday evening, the Asian American Association (AAA) gathered with nine other Suffolk University cultural groups to put fashion from different countries in the spotlight....
November 6, 2019
Many Suffolk students have a passion for fashion, but no place to share it. Lisa Jedeoun realized that plenty want to learn more about style and share their ideas, and took...
October 30, 2019
The Suffolk University Performing Arts Office (PAO) and Theatre Department teamed up last week to host their annual thrift sale event in the third floor lounge of the Sawyer...
Senior thesis showcases quick costume changes and handmade outfits
April 24, 2019
Caribbean Student Network cultivates culture and color at annual fashion show
April 17, 2019
College Fashion Week features “Primark” collections
October 17, 2018
Popular anime trilogy “Fate/Stay Night” premiering in the United States
Thomas Pholnikorn, Staff Writer
The temporary ending of the anime “Fate/Stay Night” has come, and the last installment of a trilogy from the well-known franchise will premiere in the U.S. this week. “Fate/Stay...
New original Christmas movies and shows coming to Netflix this holiday season
Alida Benoit, Staff Writer
Grab some hot cocoa and your favorite blanket. Netflix has a lineup of new feel-good original movies and TV shows that you’ll want to cozy up on your couch and watch during...
“Etched in Glass” details a Boston Holocaust survivor’s inspiring journey
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor
“Etched in Glass: The Legacy of Steve Ross” is all about sharing kindness and compassion in a time of darkness. This powerful documentary, directed by Roger Lyons,...
Jasmine Francoeur, Journal Contributor
October 27, 2020
The underground gallery House of Venus was a must-see hidden gem in the SoWa Art & Design District that enchants gallery-goers with a colorful display of artwork by fresh,...
Preview: Basquiat MFA exhibit, a series of firsts
October 13, 2020
Sea wall murals are bringing color and environmental awareness to East Boston
September 22, 2020
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor
November 3, 2020
Author Jennifer Niven released her third young adult novel, “Breathless” on Sept. 29, which follows teenager Claude Henry as she navigates friendships, love, family dynamics...
Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor
October 20, 2020
Conversations around “anti-racism” have helped provide a clear way for individuals to fight racism, reflect upon their own biases and create real change within each other,...
February 19, 2020
Meeting a girlfriend’s parents for the first time, suffering from an unknown but debilitatingly painful illness and buying a toy snake at a church yard sale to use as a...
Venture blends poetry, prose and song to charm audience at open mic night
February 19, 2020
Salamander magazine slithers into another edition
February 5, 2020
No ordinary author: Jaquira Díaz visits Suffolk to discuss childhood upbringing and new memoir
January 29, 2020
Olivia Acevedo, World News Editor
October 27, 2020
Amid a global pandemic, rock legend Stevie Nicks continued to find a way to entertain an audience. The singer had a two night livestream event, showcasing her last tour,...
Run the Jewels encourages fans to vote in their “HolyCalamavote” concert
October 20, 2020
