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The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

Fenty Beauty shines bright like a diamond

Elvira Mora September 27, 2017

Robyn “Rihanna” Fenty has recently rocked the cosmetic industry with arguably the biggest launch of the year with “Fenty Beauty.” The launch on Sept. 8 left beauty bloggers and enthusiasts completely...

By Facebook page SoraiaRocks

Philadelphia Soraia shakes Allston

Jacob Geanous September 27, 2017

Wednesday was a night of firsts at O’briens Pub, a hole-in-the-wall punk rock club in Allston that hosts live music nightly. Philadelphia-based rockers, Soraia, began the first leg of their international...

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Art & Design lose space, attempt to adjust

Felicity Otterbein September 27, 2017

As students re-matriculate throughout campus,   Art and Design students are still settling into their new home on the main Suffolk campus. In part due to the termination of the building lease, the...

By Facebook user Chico Williams

Rap artist Chico Williams staking his claim in the Boston rap community

John Irizarry September 20, 2017

Considering that the rap genre originated on the East Coast, songs from cities like New York and Boston can be considered as some of the purest forms of rap music. Rapping began as a way to entertain at...

Katie Hehl / Journal Contributor

Hempfest 2017

Kaitlin Hahn and Nick Viveiros September 20, 2017

For more pictures from this year's Hempfest, visit Uncovered with Flash.   Thousands flocked to the grassy knolls of the Boston Common this past weekend for the 38th annual Boston Freedom Rally,...

By Facebook user invsnmusic

Swedish band INVSN set to tour in Boston

Felicity Otterbein September 12, 2017

Serving as a procurement of fresh percussive sound and fury, Swedish band INVSN (pronounced Invasion) released their latest album “The Beautiful Stories,” earlier this year. Acting as a sort of hodge-podge...

Well versed: new a capella group goes soul searching

Kendra Huber June 1, 2017

Suffolk University has acted as a harbor for forging bonds through their various musical organizations and clubs that have circled through generations of students. Music has always been a way to create...

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Growing Pains: In settling into a new location, Boston Calling doesn’t forget its roots.

Felicity Otterbein June 1, 2017

What was a draw back and almost disappointment was the general feeling of the cop-out try-hard attitude toward this year’s installment of the ever-growing music festival, Boston Calling. While there...

Kyle Crozier / Journal Staff

Film critic discusses impact of politics on cinema

Kyle Crozier April 26, 2017

American television and film has been thought to mirror the political climate of the time it was originally produced. To analyze this, and predict how this may play out in the future, Pulitzer Prize winning...

By Facebook user Xenia Kamalova

“Fractured Inferno” poses question for life

Felicity Otterbein April 26, 2017

It takes an incredible amount of creativity and imagination to be able to create an original play. It’s easy to succumb to performing yet another rendition of a Shakespeare tragedy or explore Henrik...

Nick Viveiros/ Journal Staff

Cabaret: Spotlight shines on Rampage show Choir’s Cabaret

Nick Viveiros April 26, 2017

The third floor of Sawyer was alive with the sounds of the silver screen on Saturday night as performers took to the stage for the Suffolk University show choir’s annual Cabaret. Members of Rampage,...

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Rainbow Alliance encourages safe expression with “Drageoke”

Halaina LeBlanc April 19, 2017

Suffolk University’s Rainbow Alliance has made strides in the LGBTQ+ community by opening up conversation to help educate those who may have misconceptions about drag culture. Last week, the group held...

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