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‘Summertime’ radiates young talent in a vibrant Los Angeles
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor | July 18, 2021
These movies have the most ridiculous titles of all time
Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor | July 15, 2021
Zola: Crude, wild and nasty, but I liked it
Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor | July 8, 2021
Roxbury Film Festival: The film festival for the culture
Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor | June 30, 2021
Roxbury Film Festival: Documentary shows how James Hemings influenced American cuisine
Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor | June 22, 2021
Roxbury Film Festival: See Italian art though the eyes of Fab 5 Freddy
Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor | June 22, 2021

Campus

The hosts, Pat Lovelace and Mardochée Sylvestre, watching The Ramifications perform.

Spring Fest closes the semester on a high note

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer

April 27, 2021

Suffolk student makes album from dorm room

James Bartlett, Politics Editor

April 27, 2021

Suffolk gallery features works from parts of nature

Shealagh Sullivan, Staff Writer

April 27, 2021

“The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memior” is a true crime narrative about child murderer Ricky Langley.

‘The Fact of a Body’ author speaks to Suffolk students

Emily Collins, Journal Contributer

April 27, 2021

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Boston

"The Six Triple Eight" was shown during the Roxbury International Film Festival and tells the story of the 855 Black women who helped to clear the backlog of mail in the European Theater of Operations in World War II.

Roxbury Film Festival: The film festival for the culture

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • June 30, 2021

With the 23rd Roxbury International Film Festival drawn to a close, it is safe to say it was full of incredible films by...

Roxbury Film Festival: Documentary shows how James Hemings influenced American cuisine

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • June 22, 2021

Roxbury Film Festival: See Italian art though the eyes of Fab 5 Freddy

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • June 22, 2021

"Becoming a Queen," directed by Chris Strikes, will be shown at this year

Roxbury Film Festival kicks off this week with in-person screenings

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • June 14, 2021

"The Sparks Brothers" directed by the acclaimed Edgar Wright was included in this year

IFFBoston: 'The Sparks Brothers' is a salute to the iconic pop-rock duo

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • May 19, 2021

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Theater

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Suffolk student’s new theatre company redefines performing in a pandemic
Grace MacDonald, Staff Writer | April 20, 2021
One year later: SUTD students share pandemic stories in ‘Our Time’
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor | April 20, 2021
Our Time: Preserving the pandemic through theater
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor | April 13, 2021
PAO kills at virtual murder mystery dinner
Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer | March 30, 2021
PAO presents ‘The Social Deathwork’ dinner theater
Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer | March 23, 2021
Suffolk Theatre explores new beginnings in ‘Sputnik 2’
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor | March 16, 2021
Join the space race by seeing SUTD’s “Sputnik 2”
Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor | March 2, 2021
The Hub Theatre Company of Boston adapts “Solitaire Suite” to Zoom
Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer | February 23, 2021

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Film

'Summertime' radiates young talent in a vibrant Los Angeles

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor • July 18, 2021

These movies have the most ridiculous titles of all time

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • July 15, 2021

Zola: Crude, wild and nasty, but I liked it

Imani Hill, Graduate Contributor • July 8, 2021

"Hope Will Never Be Silent," a mural honoring Harvey Milk in San Francisco.

Five essential LGBTQ+ documentaries you need to watch for Pride Month

Imani Hill , Graduate Contributor • June 10, 2021

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"World Trigger" will return with a third season in the fall.

'World Trigger' has a strong second season

Thomas Pholnikorn, Staff Writer • April 27, 2021

The popular anime series "Horimaya," recently ended on March 28.

'Horimiya' provides nostalgia for viewers

Thomas Pholnikorn, Staff Writer • March 30, 2021

Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen share a scene in Disney

Queued up with Dre Marsh: 'WandaVision' Review

Andrea Marsh, Journal Contributer • March 9, 2021

Sean Penn presents at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton in California on Sunday, February 28, 2021.

Top moments from the 78th Golden Globe Awards

Imani Hill and Sarah Lukowski • March 9, 2021

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Literature

Many popular authors have been faced with controversy, putting into question whether we should still buy and read their books.

Problematic authors: What are they? Who are they? Where do we go from here?

Alida Benoit, Staff Writer • April 20, 2021

As the BookTok and BookTube communities start to monopolize the bookworm world, the concept of problematic authors comes to light. These...

ABC News Chief White House correspondent, Jonathan Karl recently released a new edition of “Front Row at the Trump Show."

Jonathan Karl gives inside look at the 'Trump show' in his new book

March 23, 2021

Ricketts and her book, "We All Want to be Winners in the Pursuit of Happiness"

Newly published Suffolk student finds her happiness

November 25, 2020

Jennifer Niven's "Breathless" isn't as magical as her previous YA novels

November 3, 2020

Ibram X-Kendi presenting his book "How to Be an Antiracist" in New Jersey. On Oct. 14, the Museum of Science, Boston, hosted Kendi to discuss this book to a virtual audience.

Dr. Ibram X. Kendi discusses his book “How to be an Antiracist" and how to fight racism

October 20, 2020

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Music

The 13-member Brockhampton collective released their new album "Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine" on April 9.

Brockhampton's new album is perfect for summer

Taylor Swift performing at the 2012 Speak Now Tour in Sydney. She released the re-recording of her second album "Fearless" on April 9.

'Fearless (Taylor’s Version)' is a magical blast from the past

March wrapped: The best new releases of March 2021

Demi Lovato released her seventh album “Dancing with the Devil …the Art of Starting Over,” on April 2 alongside her four-part documentary.

Demi Lovato's new album chronicles her recovery

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Exhibits

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Boston’s ICA reopens with a powerful message
April 6, 2021
Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer
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MFA’s ‘Monet and Boston: Lasting Impression’ brings warmth to the city
March 16, 2021
Kaylie Scalze , Staff Writer
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Swing into March with the Seaport’s Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0 installation
February 23, 2021
Samantha Bailey, Journal Contributer
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Go Pixel Yourself provides a unique, interactive experience for the Boston area
February 16, 2021
Grace MacDonald, Staff Writer
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“House of Venus” celebrates young artists’ work through pops of color
October 27, 2020
Jasmine Francoeur, Journal Contributor
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Preview: Basquiat MFA exhibit, a series of firsts
October 14, 2020
Abby O'Connor, Asst. Arts and Culture Editor
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Fashion

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Opinion: Thrifting is for everyone, so here’s four reasons why shopping second hand is ethical
Sarah Lukowski, Arts & Culture Editor | April 27, 2021
Boston-based business combines fashionable bracelets and safety
Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer | March 9, 2021
Nuwoe Goteh: From Suffolk to global director of Jordan Brand
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer | March 2, 2021
Student Fashion takes Suffolk Community on ‘A Night Around The World’
Julia Ahaesy | February 26, 2020
New student organization hits the runway
Julia Ahaesy | November 6, 2019
Thrift sale raises funds for Suffolk CARES pantry
Morgan Hume | October 30, 2019

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