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Political science students Grace Kane (left), Joey Pisani (right) outside the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. Courtesy of Joey Pisani.

Suffolk students learn at US Capitol in immersive seminar

Sandy Tran, Journal Contributor February 18, 2025

Students from Suffolk University’s Political Science and Legal Studies Department attended a three-week long seminar in Washington, D.C. at the beginning of January this year. The seminar led by political...

Alice Rothchild (left), Shoshana Madmoni-Gerber (right) pose for photo after "Health and Human Rights in Gaza" event.

Activist, physician, author provides insight on health and human rights in Gaza

Zoe Toperosky, Asst. News Editor February 18, 2025

Suffolk University hosted an informational conversation with Alice Rothchild Feb. 18 about “The Health and Human Rights Crisis in Gaza.” Rothchild is a physician, author and activist who has worked...

Evan Cook (right) controls the ball during a game (courtesy of Evan Cook)

From a Ram to a Lion: Suffolk alum Cook begins pro career overseas

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor February 18, 2025

Evan Cook’s basketball career landed him on the court at Groton-Dunstable High School, Wheaton College and Suffolk University. His latest landing pad has been in Dublin, Ireland, where the Suffolk alum...

Michael Nossek (right) passes the baton to Ioan Pereira in the 4x400 meter relay during the Suffolk Relays Jan. 11 (courtesy of Michael Nossek).

Freshman Nossek sprints on to scene with record-setting performances

Maeve Fitzgerald, Journal Contributor February 18, 2025

Suffolk just acquired its newest cannon this track season — freshman track star Michael Nossek is a weapon on the track and is here to stay. The 18-year-old biochemistry major ran the 60 yard dash...

SGA candidates announce bids for spring elections

SGA candidates announce bids for spring elections

Maren Halpin, Zoe Toperosky, Leo Woods, and Kamdyn Sargent February 11, 2025

A wave of students vying for Suffolk University’s Student Government Association executive board positions announced their candidacies this week. Student Government Association elections to choose...

A Suffolk University police officer outside Sargent Hall.

SUPD Arming Advisory Committee issues draft recommendations for implementation

Leo Woods, News Editor February 11, 2025

Following the decision last spring to arm a portion of Suffolk University Police Department officers, an arming advisory committee comprised of students, faculty, staff and administrators formed to develop...

Dr. Stefan M. Bradley speaks at the Black  Studies Sankofa Lecture Series.

First Black Studies Sankofa Lecture highlights youth activism, freedom movements

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer February 11, 2025

Suffolk University’s Black Studies program launched its Sankofa Lecture Series Feb. 5 with guest speaker Dr. Stefan M. Bradley, chair of the Black Studies Department at Amherst College, who spoke of...

Members of the men's hockey team celebrate after a goal against Johnson & Wales University Dec. 6.

Team spotlight: Offense blazes Men’s hockey into playoff picture

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor February 11, 2025

Suffolk University men’s hockey caught fire on the offensive side of the ice, scoring 14 goals in two games against Western New England University. Men’s hockey went 2-0 over the past week, bringing...

Senior forward Maddie Gagliano and Cassidy Rockwood battle for the puck during a Nov. 15 home game.

Women’s hockey stumbles at Nichols for fourth straight loss

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor February 11, 2025

Suffolk University women’s hockey hosted the Nichols College Bison Feb. 8, with the Rams getting handed a 4-2 loss by the Bison in Conference of New England play. The Rams have now lost four straight...

An poster piece from the Ten Years Ago The Nazis burned these books...But Free Americans Can Still Read Them (1943) exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts

OPINION: Turning the page on banning books

Ella Santanelli, Copy Editor February 11, 2025

The topic of book bans seems to have been on the increase in news headlines over the past few years and presidential administrations, but what does a “book ban" really mean? An important distinction...

OPINION: Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show was more than a Drake diss

OPINION: Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show was more than a Drake diss

Casey Wells, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

Kendrick Lamar performed one of the most impactful and politically relevant Super Bowl halftime shows in history Feb. 9 by demanding his audience’s full attention.  Most fans took Lamar performing...

Supporters swarm the U.S. Capitol as Trump is about to take the oath of office January 20.

Trump takes office for second term

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer February 4, 2025

Tens of thousands of people traveled to Washington, D.C. to celebrate President Donald J. Trump's second inauguration Jan. 20. In the days leading up to Inauguration Day, weather forecasts showed an...

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