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[Left] The staff of The Suffolk Journal works in the newspaper's office in 1978. The newspaper moved to a new office in the Sawyer building in 2016. [Right] The Journal's staff works in the newspaper's...

[Left] Originally opened in 1914 as Boston's first movie theater, it is pictured here in 1926 showing "The Sea Beast" and "A Poor Girl's Romance." [Right] In 2020, Modern Theatre is now home to...

[Left] In 1982, the Sawyer Lobby was home to Suffolk's Mildred F. Sawyer Library. [Right] The lobby, in 2020, is an open and colorful student lounge.

[Left] In October of 1977, Temple Street, home of Suffolk's former Archer Building and Donahue Building, undergoes construction. [Right] Temple Street is under construction again as the Archer...

[Left] Suffolk's Ridgeway Building in the 1980s. It officially opened in 1991. [Right] Today, the Ridgeway Building houses the Athletic Department Administration, a fitness center, an indoor basketball/volleyball...

[Left] A parking lot next to the Sawyer Building in the 1970s. [Right] The Miller Residence Hall, which opened in 2003, where the parking lot once stood.

[Left] The Archer Building, at 20 Derne St., was built in 1920 and sold by the university in 2015. [Right] Today, the building is an apartment complex.

[Left] In 1981, the Sawyer Building lobby looked like this. [Right} After the renovation, the lobby is much more open and colorful. 

[Left] A photo of Temple Street showing the entrance to Suffolk's old Donahue Building during the 1970s. [Right] The entrance of Donahue photographed in 2019. In 2015, The Archer and Donahue academic...

[Left] Suffolk students dancing at a Halloween event in 1965. [Right] Suffolk students Celia Peterson (left) and Olivia Hess (right) at Thursday's Suffolk Halloween Bash. Fifty-four years later...