“There’s so much potential for anyone to do anything. Anyone can succeed in this world. As long as you want it and have that drive and self-motivation, you’re going to succeed.” So said senior...

The walls of Sawyer Library are going to be a little less barren this semester, as the Student Government Association’s plan to hang work from students at the New England School of Art and Design comes...

By Thalia Yunen and Haley Peabody They come by bus, train, car, and even by boat. They’re Suffolk commuters, and they check and re-check their emails, their phones, and Suffolk’s website when news...

By Brigitte Carreiro and Melissa Hanson Mayor Martin J. Walsh on Monday afternoon addressed concerns regarding the imminent snowstorm expected to pile upwards of 2 feet of snow on the city and greater...

City Hall Plaza was the place to be Monday morning, as fans of the New England Patriots gathered to celebrate the NFL team’s departure to Glendale, Arizona, where they will take on the Seattle Seahawks...

The annual commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an event by Suffolk’s office of diversity services, celebrated King’s legacy as excerpts of his speeches and letters echoed from the walls of...

The modern, pristine walls of the Boston Convention Center were full of true feminine grit as more than 10,000 female industry leaders came out to the 10th Annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. The...

Protesters of all races and ethnicities marched the streets of Boston Thursday night, demonstrating their eagerness to change the justice system following a New York grand jury's decision to not indict...

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The city's time capsule is back on top of old city hall, now stuffed with new stuff.  Suffolk U News reporter Lauren Berube is there when it's lifted back into place and tells us about the things now...