If you live in Smith Hall, you are in luck. Five steps to the left of 150 Tremont St. in Downtown Boston beholds Bakey, a new bakery owned by chef Uri Scheft, who has been in the business for 30 years.
Originally...
Lilly Miron, Journal Contributor
• October 12, 2021
Erin Field, a Suffolk University theatre major and director of “Dawn of Blackfish,” had no idea how fitting her new play would be for our modern, post-quarantine times when she wrote the play in the...
Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office (PAO) will host its annual costume and thrift shop sale event on Oct. 19 and 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the third floor of the Sawyer building.
There...
After nearly 40 years as director of theatre at Suffolk University and 21 years as chair of the Theatre Department, Marilyn Plotkins has stepped down from this role and started a new chapter as a faculty...
Broadway in Boston is returning this fall with the Tony-winning musical, “Hadestown,” which is making its premiere at the Citizens Bank Opera House on Nov. 2.
Suffolk University is offering tickets...
Autumn Hall, Journal Contributor
• September 28, 2021
Suffolk University senior Valerie Dubinsky has made her mark on the ballroom floor, winning nine national titles and a world championship title.
At just 21 years old, Dubinsky has proven that with a...
Performances at last week’s Spring Fest brought the spirit of Suffolk University into students' homes.
The 15 act show, which aired on Facebook April 23, pulled together individual students and...
Most people associate dorm rooms with cramped conditions, bad roommates and mini-fridges. But Suffolk first-year Tyler Eld will associate his Miller Hall dorm room with his band's first album.
Chaotic...
The Suffolk University's Gallery’s latest exhibition, “Poetic Botany: Artists and Plants,” explored the intersection between art and nature.
The gallery, located on the 6th floor of the Sawyer...
True crime author Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich read from and explained the story behind their book “The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memior” on April 8 via Zoom.
This event was hosted by Suffolk...
A new theatre company is bringing the Suffolk community together with students from colleges across New England to perform unique shows.
Suffolk junior Justin Lahue, who is majoring in theatre, started...
The spring semester will come to an end on a high note and bring together the community through Suffolk’s 48th annual Spring Fest on Friday.
Suffolk’s Performing Arts Office (PAO), which also just...
