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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

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...

Disconnect will be released on May 1.

Suffolk student makes album from dorm room

James Bartlett, Politics Editor April 27, 2021

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...

Michelle Samours drawings displayed at “Poetic Botany: Artists and Plants.

Suffolk gallery features works from parts of nature

Shealagh Sullivan, Staff Writer April 27, 2021

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...

“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

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...

The Lost and Found Theatre Projects inaugural production, Through The Panes,
will be held on May 14-16.

Suffolk student’s new theatre company redefines performing in a pandemic

Grace MacDonald, Staff Writer April 20, 2021

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...

Celebrate Spring Fest, Suffolk’s longest running arts tradition on April 23.

Suffolk’s annual Spring Fest will go on in virtual format for second year in a row

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer April 20, 2021

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...

Lily Ayotte and Alex Gorski act out a socially distanced scene in Our Time.

One year later: SUTD students share pandemic stories in ‘Our Time’

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor April 20, 2021

Suffolk University Theatre Department’s (SUTD) weekend performance of “Our Time” echoed the hopeful end of a brutal year and the start of better experiences.  The three-night production featured...

Justin Lahues short film, March, will be included in this weekends production of Our Time.

Our Time: Preserving the pandemic through theater

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor April 13, 2021

This week, students will document their pandemic experiences in the Suffolk University Theatre Department’s (SUTD) virtual performance “Our Time.” The three-night production is directed and curated...

Behind the scenes photo of the co-directors Laura Acero and Hunter Berube

Lights, camera, action! RamCam club back on campus

William Woodring, Staff Writer March 30, 2021

RamCam returns to Suffolk University, filming their most recent project, “Cigs and Gigs,” around the city. RamCam is Suffolk’s student-led film club, and focuses on creating, producing and publishing...

The cast of The Social Deathwork.

PAO kills at virtual murder mystery dinner

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer March 30, 2021

There’s been a murder.  At least, that’s what the cast and crew of Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office latest dinner theatre, “The Social Deathwork,” portrayed for a fully remote...

Downtown Crossing is the heart of arts and culture in Boston.

One year of COVID: How Boston arts has adapted

Alyssa Auger, Staff Writer March 23, 2021

Boston’s rich history of arts and culture is one of the city’s greatest assets, offering a variety of creative traditions with a backbone of civic support. This past year, however, has taken a large...

Suffolk students Annaliese Arnsten, Kasey Armstrong and Bridget Daggett perform in The Social Deathwork, which premieres this Friday and Saturday.

PAO presents ‘The Social Deathwork’ dinner theater

Ashley Fairchild, Staff Writer March 23, 2021

Suffolk University’s murder mystery dinner has been a tradition on campus for 20 years. But this year, the show will go on with a remote twist. The show, titled "The Social Deathwork," shifted from...

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