April 9, 2020
There’s an old saying in theater that the show must go on, even if that means performing the show virtually over Zoom during this unprecedented period of social distancing. Suffolk...
March 20, 2020
Along with other colleges across the city and country, Suffolk University announced on March 12 that all classes would be taught remotely for the rest of the semester in response...
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
“Cuties” and #CancelNetflix: Is it worth the controversy?
Caitlyn Green, Journal Contributor
On Sept. 10, #CancelNetflix was the number-one trending hashtag on Twitter. For once in our increasingly polarized country, the left and right picketed digitally against the...
Charlie Kaufman’s “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” will leave you overthinking its elaborate plot
Sarah Lukowski, Arts & Culture Editor
“I’m Thinking of Ending Things” is yet another surrealist and experimental film written and directed by Charlie Kaufman that will leave you thinking about its long-winding...
Rick Riordan announces plans for a Percy Jackson series on Disney+
On Thursday, May 14, author Rick Riordan announced that his bestselling young adult book series, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” will be adapted into a live-action...
Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor
September 22, 2020
The Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina came to life as the summer ended with a collection of four vibrant, story-telling murals decorating the exterior of several brick buildings...
Looking back at the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum heist 30 years later
March 18, 2020
ICA opens macabre Sterling Ruby exhibit
March 4, 2020
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...
February 19, 2020
On Feb. 13, Venture literary magazine hosted an open mic night to allow aspiring creative minds to share their work with the Suffolk community. The event was held in the Poetry...
February 5, 2020
When most people see the word salamander, they typically think of a lizard. What most people may not know is that these creatures are impenetrable to fire, tough and regenerative...
No ordinary author: Jaquira Díaz visits Suffolk to discuss childhood upbringing and new memoir
January 29, 2020
Discussion of André Aciman’s thrilling new novel: ‘Find Me’
November 20, 2019
English professor discusses different versions of truth in literature
November 20, 2019
Lauryn Clarke, Journal Contributor
September 22, 2020
In the age of technology combined with a global pandemic, creatives are reinventing ways to display their work. Virtual concerts are now the best way for artists to express...
Run The Jewel’s newest album “RTJ4” tackles racial injustice
September 22, 2020
