Bishop’s brings family history to Beacon Hill
September 24, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Boston, Campus
By Jamin Buttafarro This week I had the pleasure of having lunch at the new Bishop’s Mediterranean Grill located on Staniford Street, just down the road from Donahue. I arrived around 2:30 p.m., right at the end of a busy lunch rush. The restaurant is very sleek and clean with booths around...
Weekly Event Blog: September 22-28th !!
September 22, 2014
Good Morning Suffolk Students! Here are some events going on this week; there are different auditions, info sessions, activities going on this week so hopefully you'll keep busy! Get out of bed & get off Netflix for the day...as hard as that is. Comment for any questions :) Monday 9/22 3-4pm: Techies U...
PAO welcomes new year with a fresh performance lineup
September 17, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
By Jenna Collins Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office, directed by Kristen Baker, is home to 13 different groups, offering programs for actors and actresses, dancers, singers, and techies. This year the PAO has many exciting events scheduled, including both annual and new performances. “We...
Acting Out gears up for 15th orientation
June 5, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
As incoming freshman and orientation leaders fill the Miller Residence Hall and orientation sessions begin, one student group has been working to put on a show for Suffolk’s summer community. Acting Out, Suffolk’s peer education theatre group, has been rehearsing for the past several weeks to perform...
PAO announces shows for upcoming year
June 5, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
By Annie Walsh Regardless of a Suffolk student's experience on stage or field of study, Suffolk University’s Performing Arts office provides opportunities in the arts for all members of Suffolk. PAO is the community arts center on campus, directed by Kristin Baker and Associate Director Kathy...
Venture magazine launch features farewell reflections alongside future hopes
April 16, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
“Trust the poetic material in your own life,” English Professor George Kalogeris told student writers and artists gathered at Venture Literary and Arts Magazine’s launch party, April 10. As the featured speaker this year for the annual event, Kalogeris urged students to find their inner voices...
Alumni Magazine highlights the potential of Suffolk’s past
April 16, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
In a corner of the 11th floor of the Tremont building, one can see a couple of offices dedicated to a publication for Suffolk graduates and staff. After graduation, graduates should expect to receive copies of the Suffolk Alumni Magazine (SAM) in the months of June, October, and February. Every...
Suffolk alumna Brittany Baldi hits small time success
April 16, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
By Maria Baluch Brittany Baldassari, or more commonly known as Brittany Baldi, didn’t always imagine working in the entertainment industry. Majoring in sociology with a minor in psychology, Baldi graduated from Suffolk in 2011. “I wanted to be a forensic psychologist and I was so interested...
TWLOHA Suffolk show attracts local student musicians
April 9, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus, Featured Stories
On Thursday, April 3, To Write Love on Her Arms held its second annual open mic night where different performers got to share their talents while also raising awareness on self-harm and bringing people together to openly communicate and hopefully eliminate the stigma associated with self-harm. TWLOHA...
Seriously good year for Seriously Bent
April 9, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
By: Molly Hubert Suffolk University’s Improv comedy troop Seriously Bent wrapped up another year of laughs, gasps, and the occasional tear with their end of the year show Anonymous Confessions this past weekend. The sold-out show, which ran Friday through Saturday, consisted of the groups regular...
Jessimae Peluso of MTV’s Girl Code humors at C. Walsh Theatre
April 2, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
“Is she like a legit comedian,” asked a random student while waiting in line outside the C. Walsh Theatre Tuesday evening. “This is the biggest turnout I’ve seen since Bill Murray,” said another. Jessimae Peluso was the comedian in question, and she performed on April Fool’s Day as...
W!cked Hip-Hop Dance Group hosts first competition
March 12, 2014
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
W!cked dance crew continues to make history as the group, Suffolk’s first and only hip-hop dance team, hosted their first dance competition last Thursday. The competition featured several acts from the group as well as a performance from SUDC, the Suffolk University Dance Company. Outside of Suffolk,...
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