The Suffolk University Police Department published its annual security and fire safety report last week, revealing statistics on campus crime and data on how the university deals with incidences like sexual...

The first item I saw on the immigration crisis was a photo on social media of the door of Sacred Heart Church in McAllen, Texas, with a sign that asked for volunteers. It had transformed an area of their...

Lydia Martin, a fine arts professor at the New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University, is trailblazing through the art world Recently spotlighted by the Art Career Project as one of...

By Madeline Scovotti Over the last two weeks, cases of sexual assault have occurred at five colleges across Massachusetts. As a female student who unintentionally, but frequently, walks the streets...

By Madeline Scovotti After matches filled with miserable weather and double overtime games, the women’s soccer team ended their week with their third consecutive tie.  Last Wednesday, the...

It is not a phase. It is not confusion. It is not a mask to cover another sexual or romantic orientation. Many bisexuals have said they feel misunderstood and pushed to the corners of the LGBTQ rights...

The phone rings at the Student Affairs office front desk, and Suffolk University alumna Helaina Polito is equipped to answer it. Just more than a year after graduation in 2013, Polito was hired for the...

Bathed in fluorescent lights and canary colored walls, Sargent Hall’s Adams Gallery is adorned with the various creations of its newest exhibit, “Do. Did. Done.”  The exhibit showcases the thesis...

Earlier this year, nude celebrity photos were leaked onto sites like Imgur, Reddit, and Tumblr. They were originally posted on 4chan, an imageboard website where users can post pictures anonymously. A...

By Kevin Small Jr. Melissa Brouillette of Shelton, Conn., started playing soccer for her town recreation program at the age of 4 years old and hasn’t stop playing since.  As an adolescent, she...

“You alright?” a young woman asked a small, older woman by her side. “Yeah, I guess so,” the older woman exhaled, sighing and squeezing the younger woman’s hand. Both stared at a name carved...

By Yasmeen Hamdoun The biased U.S. media is one of the reasons why Students for Justice in Palestine chapters have sprung up all over U.S. campuses. SJP attempts to serve as an alternative media source...