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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

In the nation: Impeachment papers brought against Mayorkas, SCOTUS hears Jan. 6 argument, jury selection begins for Read case, Iran strikes Israel in drone attack

In the nation: Impeachment papers brought against Mayorkas, SCOTUS hears Jan. 6 argument, jury selection begins for Read case, Iran strikes Israel in drone attack

House Republicans bring impeachment papers against Mayorkas House Republicans brought formal impeachment papers against Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas April 16, calling for a trial...

Suffolk Model UN attends the National Model United Nations in New York City April 5. Courtesy of Avary Bond.

Suffolk Model UN wins big in New York City

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 17, 2024

Suffolk University’s Model United Nations brought home the second-highest award in their most recent collegiate conference in New York City April 5. This was the first time since 2019 the team has...

Students and faculty gather in Roemer Plaza outside of Samia to watch the 2024 solar eclipse.

Students reflect on Boston solar eclipse

Joshua Yanes, Staff Writer April 17, 2024

The solar eclipse on April 8 left some Suffolk University students in awe of outer space’s phenomena and many feeling underwhelmed about the results of the eclipse. A solar eclipse happens when the...

The Student Leadership and Involvement office located on the third floor of Sawyer.

Clubs, SGA talk funding for upcoming academic year

Avery Martin, Staff Writer April 17, 2024

Between the more than 100 clubs and organizations for students at Suffolk University, one thing is true for all: funding is essential.  For Suffolk’s clubs that fall under the umbrella of Student...

A banner displaying the features of Workday Student in the Sawyer lobby.

Students grapple with new platform during course registration

E.C. Repp, Journal Contributor April 17, 2024

As the spring semester draws to a close and Suffolk University students begin preparing for their next semester, Suffolk switched from using WebAdvisor and SelfService for student resources to Workday...

City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston

City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston

Joshua Yanes, Staff Writer April 16, 2024

Boston City Council discussed creating an office for pest control in the City of Boston, hearings to address problem properties and a call for support of a bill that would enhance the safety of buses during...

From left to right Leah Wagner, Bianca Clark Peniza, Professor Rachael Cobb, Elaisa Stephanie Rubio, Sheila Ramirez, Rep. Rita Mendes, Jae Molina, Stacy Munoz pose for a photo at the panel.

Latinas in Law panel highlights career journeys from triumphant Latina women

Juliana Pinto, Staff Writer April 16, 2024

Suffolk University’s Latinas in Law club hosted a panel April 9, shedding light on the experiences and triumphs of Latina women in their career paths.  The panel was comprised of Professor and Chair...

From left to right, Board of Trustees Robert Lamb, Suffolk President Marisa Kelly, Board member Ernst Guerrier and Vice Chair of the Board Amy Nechtem listen to student feedback during the March 26 forum.

SGA passes resolution against arming SUPD

Maren Halpin April 11, 2024

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association passed a resolution to oppose the arming of the Suffolk Police Department’s sworn officers April 11.  The resolution, authored and read to the...

Boston looks at a gloomy few days for week of April 10, sun to come out for Marathon Monday

Boston looks at a gloomy few days for week of April 10, sun to come out for Marathon Monday

Sarah Roberts, News Editor April 9, 2024

A few more days of rain are ahead for downtown Boston but don’t pack your sunscreen away just yet — temperatures will heat up in time for Boston Marathon weekend. Wednesday in downtown Boston will...

In the nation: Arizona Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1864 abortion law, Judge sentences Michigan school shooters parents, Biden announces new student loan forgiveness plan

In the nation: Arizona Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1864 abortion law, Judge sentences Michigan school shooter’s parents, Biden announces new student loan forgiveness plan

Leo Woods and William Woodring April 9, 2024

Arizona Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1864 abortion law Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled April 9 that the state could enforce an 1864 law that would allow doctors to be prosecuted after performing...

From left to right: Sophia Tilis, Emily Corrao, Ana Manzioli, Ian McKissick, Emily Zeigerson, Andy Dolci and Isabel Blanco pose for a picture at Spring Ball.

Suffolk’s Spring Ball brightens the ballroom

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 9, 2024

Spring officially blossomed at Suffolk University Program Council’s annual Spring Ball April 5 at the Omni Parker House. The tradition gave Suffolk undergrads a taste of homecoming and prom nostalgia...

PPGA President Emily Puchalski and Vice President Natalie Lapointe at the 2023 Womens March. Puchalski and Lapointe started PPGA shortly before the march in response to the Supreme Courts Dobbs decision.

Suffolk’s PPGA is bringing activism and advocacy to campus

Brooklyn Leighton, Opinion Editor April 9, 2024

At Suffolk’s chapter of Planned Parenthood Generation Action, nothing is a taboo subject. From safe sex to the what’s what in politics, PPGA discusses it all, and encourages students to as well.  When...

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