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Club President Toby Lage conducting meeting in new art studio space.

Suffolk’s Visual Arts Club starts of the semester in new art studio

Gwen Midgley, Journal Contributor September 17, 2025

After two years of meeting out of a traditional classroom, this year the Suffolk Visual Arts Club has moved to a whole new space. Originally meeting on the 10th floor of the Sawyer building, the club now...

Theaters celebrate one final night at Downton Abbey in new movie

Theaters celebrate one final night at Downton Abbey in new movie

Lindsay Normand, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” delivers a sentimental but bittersweet ending to long-time fans. With a screenplay written by Julian Fellowes, the original creator of the well-loved television series,...

Cooper Hoffman as Garraty and David Jonsson as McVries in The Long Walk.

Stephen King’s darkest dystopia brought to life in new film ‘The Long Walk’

Sarah Vargas, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

One of Stephen King's earliest novels, "The Long Walk" (1979), presents a seemingly straightforward concept for the big screen: a group of boys walking down an endless road. However, Director Francis Lawrence,...

Sombr gets heartbreak ballads beating again in new album 'I Barely Know Her'

Sombr gets heartbreak ballads beating again in new album ‘I Barely Know Her’

Edie Scotchlas, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

Yearning, teenage heartbreak, grief. Simple words to describe one of 2025’s breakout artists of the year, Sombr, and his debut album, “I Barely Know Her.” In defining his success, he has followed...

"Flowers in a Glass Vase on a Stone Table Ledge" by Anna Ruysch about 1690s.

Touch grass without having to go outside at new MFA exhibit

Ella Santanelli, Managing Editor September 16, 2025

The Museum of Fine Arts has opened a new exhibit for lovers of nature and still life. “Rachel Ruysch: Artist, Naturalist and Pioneer” showcases work from Dutch painter Rachel Ruysch, as well as her...

Artwork by Portia Zvavahera depicting dreams and nightmares at the ICA.

Fall into a vibrant, maladaptive daydream at new ICA exhibit

Corey DeCristofaro, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

“Portia Zvarahera: Hidden Battles / Hondo dzakavanzika” is an exhibit exploring dreams and nightmares that debuted at the Institute of Contemporary Art Aug. 28 and will be open until Jan. 19, 2026.  Zvavahera...

Anhedönia performs her most recently released  album 'Willoughby Tucker I’ll Always Love You' at the Roadrunner in Allston.

Ethel Cain brings Nebraska dreaming to Boston’s Roadrunner

Julia Capraro, Managing Editor September 16, 2025

The feat of being a better performer on the stage rather than on a record is a rarity with the musical scene of today, and Hayden Anhedönia’s, more popularly known as her fictional character Ethel Cain’s, ...

“Hamilton” playing in New York City on broadway at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.

HamilTEN: America’s favorite musical history lesson debuts in theaters for its 10th anniversary

Lizzie Sosa, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

Being a theater kid in 2015 meant being there for the start of the “Hamilton” craze. The soundtrack of Alexander Hamilton’s life became that of many people’s pre-teen years. Now, it’s in movie...

TKE President Braydon Walorz, member junior Matheus Neves and freshman Yohan Arias.

Suffolk’s new fraternity aims to build community and leadership

Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer September 16, 2025

A new fraternity has joined the Suffolk community, and with it comes a new perspective on student life, leadership and involvement. Tau Kappa Epsilon, also known as TKE, will be officially established...

Conan Gray shares universal relatable experiences with newest album

Conan Gray shares universal relatable experiences with newest album

William Fithian, Arts and Entertainment Editor August 20, 2025

At 26, singer-songwriter Conan Gray is breaking hearts and offering self-reflection with his newest album, “Wishbone.” Released August 15, Gray drew inspiration from the past two years of his life...

Pierce the Veil's Vic Fuentes performing on stage at Xfinity Center.

Pierce the Veil is all you can hear on their world tour

Michaela Buckley, Arts and Entertainment Editor June 28, 2025

Electric energy was brought to Mansfield with Pierce the Veil’s “I Can’t Hear You Tour,” bringing back early 2010’s hardcore pop punk scene to a sold-out Xfinity Center May 30. Their tour,...

(L-R) Joseph Quinn, Michael Gandolfini, Joe Macaulay, Henrique Zaga, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter, Kit Connor, Noah Centineo, Taylor John Smith, Adain Bradley, Cosmo Jarvis, Charles Melton

Bringing back the reality of war to movies with ‘Warfare’

Keely Menyhart, Arts and Entertainment Editor April 22, 2025

The newest A24 war movie, “Warfare,” hit theaters, released April 11, leaving audiences more shocked than patriotic while watching the true horrors of conflict. Written and directed by Alex Garland,...

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