Suffolk University’s show choir group, Rampage, is singing and dancing their way into everyone’s hearts on campus as they make their return to in-person shows. Rampage, the only collegiate show...

Crowds were buzzing with excitement at the Performing Arts Office’s three-night dinner theatre, “America’s Next Top Murder,” which kicked off just in time for Halloween.  From Oct. 28-30, the...

When the pandemic hit in 2020, just months before she was set to graduate from Suffolk University, Cat Protano found herself in limbo. She took her last final online, closed her laptop and was left wondering...

When he isn’t in the classroom, Suffolk University’s Assistant Professor Jeremy Levine spends his free time directing and writing award-winning documentaries.  Levine began dreaming of storytelling...

Cooking for one in college can be a struggle. Between the limited food storage space, pricey groceries and the waste that can pile up, cooking for one may just seem like a bigger hassle than help.  As...

The Suffolk University Performing Arts Office’s Dinner Theatre returns this week for three evenings of mystique, magic and murder.  “America’s Next Top Murder” takes place Oct. 28-30 in the...

Suffolk University’s theatre department took their stage to the streets of Boston with their performance of William Shakespeare’s “Cymbeline.” The Steps at Downtown Crossing were full on Oct....

Jasmine Mohit is a Suffolk University sophomore, criminal justice and history double major, statehouse intern and songwriter. Mohit has released “Losing My Mind,” on Spotify, SoundCloud and Apple...

Suffolk University Gallery’s new exhibit, titled “Portraiture 1: Others, Mostly Painting,” is giving students a chance to see creative, diverse perspectives through art until Oct. 31.  This exhibit...

The Suffolk University Theatre Department is back in person with a performance of a Shakespeare play in the heart of Boston’s Downtown Crossing.  “The Tragedy of Cymbeline,” or more commonly...

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...

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...