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The Suffolk Journal

The beloved couch from the original series, available for fans to enjoy their coffee on.

Friends-inspired Central Perk Coffeehouse brings welcoming environment to Back Bay

Sarah Roberts, News Editor November 17, 2023

Bostonians can now immerse themselves into the “Friends” lifestyle when they visit Central Perk Coffeehouse in Back Bay. Don’t worry though, there aren’t any smelly cats there. The location is...

Visitors flock to Snowport each holiday season to get in the Christmas spirit.

Fall into the holiday season with Snowport

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor November 17, 2023

Another year means another market in Seaport to put you right into the Christmas spirit. Snowport opened its ribbon-covered gates for the fifth year in a row Nov. 10, welcoming patrons to the winter wonderland. With...

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‘Now and Then’ brings The Beatles back together

Arlo Matthews, Journal Contributor November 17, 2023

A new song by The Beatles, something people born in the 21st century thought they would never get in their lifetime, was released Nov. 2. To most people, a new Beatles song releasing in 2023 seemed...

The logo of The Hunger Games. Its prequel The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is bringing a revival of dystopian fiction to the mainstream.

‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ revives dystopian fiction

Julia Capraro, Editor-at-Large November 17, 2023

“The Hunger Games” prequel “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is reminding a generation raised on dystopian fantasy media that the rebellious characters thought to be lost in a mid-2000’s era...

The Suffolk Scribblers logo.

Suffolk Scribblers bring creative collaboration to campus

Jack Ewer, Journal Contributor November 17, 2023

The Suffolk Scribblers, one of the university’s newest clubs, looks to offer more opportunities for creative-minded students outside of the classroom. The Scribblers strive to create a collaborative...

Suffolk’s Long Story Short book club turns pages and amplifies voices

Suffolk’s Long Story Short book club turns pages and amplifies voices

Brooklyn Leighton, Opinion Editor November 17, 2023

Your favorite literary club on campus could be one you haven’t heard of. Suffolk University’s monthly book club Long Story Short was founded in 2022 and provides students a safe and welcoming space...

Artwork by Tammy Nguyen displayed at the Institute of Contemporary Art

Tammy Nguyen turns heads at ICA

Isabella Tecchio, Journal Contributor November 14, 2023

Tammy Nguyen showcased her artwork in her first solo exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art, delving into literary puzzles and transcendentalist ideas. Speaking to an ICA employee, Nguyen’s...

Mannequins covered from head to toe in fresh cut flowers fill Prudential Center with life.

Prudential blooms with newest installation

Ellie Gregory, Staff Writer November 8, 2023

The Fleurs De Villes exhibit filled the Prudential Center with carefully constructed flower exhibits based upon different countries Nov. 2-6. The exhibit began at the entrance of the Prudential, where...

Edgar Allan Poes The Fall of the House of Usher in print. The new adapted mini series premiered on Netflix Oct. 12.

New Netflix series ushers in horror

Shealagh Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief November 8, 2023

While the Halloween season may have come to an end, Mike Flanagan’s latest masterpiece, “The Fall of the House of Usher,” transports audiences to the haunting world of the Usher family and Fortunato...

Jonathan Richman performing on stage.

Jonathan Richman brings the love with hometown shows

Colin Doherty, Staff Writer November 7, 2023

It’s hard not to smile when Jonathan Richman is on stage.  The Natick-born singer wrapped up his stay at the Somerville Theatre Oct. 22. After a three-night run, Richman was back in Boston. A city...

The wall full of pottery, ready for patrons to showcase their creativity in Rainbows Pottery Studio.

No rainy days at Rainbows Pottery Studio

Juliana Pinto, Staff Writer November 7, 2023

Rainbows Pottery Studio, located at 216 Newbury Street, is a place where people of all ages can unleash their inner artist. From mugs to jewelry holders, and any holiday character you can think of, Rainbows...

Eilleen Kelly and Robert Rushing Performing “From the Start” by Laufey.

PAO welcomes new monthly open mic nights

May Lindeman, Staff Writer November 7, 2023

Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office welcomed the new month by hosting their monthly open mic night Nov. 2 to kick off “Newvember.”  The PAO announced “Newvember” on their Instagram,...

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