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Around the world: Judge gives Musk, DOGE go-ahead to continue work, 80 passengers survive plane overturning on Toronto runway, NYC mayor appeals to Trump to avoid conviction, Mexican president threatens lawsuit over Gulf renaming

Around the world: Judge gives Musk, DOGE go-ahead to continue work, 80 passengers survive plane overturning on Toronto runway, NYC mayor appeals to Trump to avoid conviction, Mexican president threatens lawsuit over Gulf renaming

Julia Capraro, Michael Najarian, and Victoria White February 18, 2025

Judge gives Musk, DOGE go-ahead to continue work Since President Donald Trump has taken office for his second term, Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency have played a major role in Trump’s...

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...

This week in SGA: A reminder of election rules

This week in SGA: A reminder of election rules

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor February 18, 2025

Current elected officials in the Student Government Association spoke out in regards to this year’s SGA election cycle and the quality of campaigns at their last meeting, Thursday, Feb. 13.  With...

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...

Our Bodies Ourselves signs to operate exclusively out of Suffolk University Feb. 11.

Sexual health organization exclusively operates out of Suffolk

Ashlynn Dean, Journal Contributor February 18, 2025

Our Bodies Ourselves signed to operate exclusively out of Suffolk University Feb. 11. The signing brought many people, including Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly, students who have worked for...

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...

Courtesy of Griffin Clark and Carter Nevulis.

Alumni organize real-estate summit to foster networking, business growth

Soumil Mukherjee, Journal Contributor February 11, 2025

Suffolk University alumni Griffin Clark, class of 2023, and Carter Nevulis, class of 2024, are bringing together Boston’s real estate community for the X-Factor Real Estate Summit, an event designed...

Protestors display signs in front of Massachusetts State House

Bostonians join nationwide protests against Trump, Musk

Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor February 11, 2025

The “50 States, 50 Protests” demonstration stood outside the Massachusetts State House Feb. 5 to protest President Donald Trump’s leadership following the start of his second term in office.  The...

 A police car blocks a march for Massachusetts to become a sanctuary state near Boston City Hall Sunday, Feb. 9.

Protesters call for Healey to make Massachusetts a sanctuary state

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer February 11, 2025

As the federal government continues to pass legislation against immigration, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey said, “Officials here follow the law. We are not a sanctuary state.” at a press conference...

The Massachusetts State House.

Stories untold: Massachusetts public records law leaves public in the dark

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief February 11, 2025

When Todd Wallack first decided to pursue investigative journalism as a career, he was driven by the field’s ability to hold the powerful accountable, uncover hidden truths that communities deserve to...

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