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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

Campaign signs displayed near Sawyer. Bostonians elected a new City Council Nov. 7.

See results of the Boston municipal election

Maren Halpin, Asst. News Editor November 8, 2023

Boston’s City Council will see a number of new faces after the Nov. 7 municipal election. Voters voiced their choice for the four at-large positions, with Ruthzee Louijeune, Erin Murphy, Julia Mejia...

Warmer weather ahead for first week of November

Warmer weather ahead for first week of November

Stephen Merrick, Staff Writer November 2, 2023

You can turn off the heat and hold off on the Christmas music, it looks like we’re going to experience a slight warm up this week.  According to the National Weather Service and AccuWeather, the...

In the nation: City of Boston begins clearing Mass. and Cass., Medway family escapes Gaza

In the nation: City of Boston begins clearing Mass. and Cass., Medway family escapes Gaza

Sarah Roberts and Leo Woods November 2, 2023

Clearing of Mass. and Cass. encampment begins City workers cleared tents in the homeless encampment near the intersection of Massachusetts Ave. and Melena Cass Blvd. from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 after the...

Boston City Hall

What to know about this year’s Boston City Council race

William Woodring, News Editor October 31, 2023

Bostonians will vote on both at-large and district councilors during this year’s City Council election Nov. 7.  Boston residents can vote early through Nov. 3 and vote by mail through election day...

In the nation: Manhunt ongoing in Lewiston, House names new Speaker, Boston City Council votes to rename Faneuil Hall

In the nation: Manhunt ongoing in Lewiston, House names new Speaker, Boston City Council votes to rename Faneuil Hall

William Woodring, Leo Woods, and Maren Halpin October 26, 2023

Search for suspect ongoing in Lewiston mass shooting Content Warning: Contains mentions of gun violence. Eighteen people were killed in mass shootings at Schemengees Bar and Grill and at Sparetime...

A Bowdoin bound train stands by at Bowdoin station.

MBTA proposes Red-Blue connector project, permanent shutdown of Bowdoin station

Jack Gosselin, Journal Contributor October 25, 2023

The MBTA held a two-part series of public meetings on Oct. 16 and 19 about the long proposed Red-Blue connector project.  The project, originally proposed 99 years ago in December 1924, will cost upwards...

Anonymous social media app Fizz made its way to Suffolks campus.

Fizz: The app that’s shaking up Suffolk

Julia Capraro, Editor-at-Large October 24, 2023

The new anonymous social media app Fizz has made its way to Suffolk University students. The presence on campus brought new users to the app and generated some buzz within the student body, with paid...

Suffolks International Student Association aims to create community for students across all cultures.

Suffolk University International Student Association brings comfort on campus for international students

Joshua Yanes, Journal Contributor October 24, 2023

Suffolk University’s International Student Association is opening its doors to international and local students alike, creating a community of various cultures on campus.  There are several clubs...

Suffolk students dancing at Icon Nightclub during Halloween Bash.

Suffolk’s annual Halloween Bash rocks Icon Nightclub

Arlo Matthews, Journal Contributor October 24, 2023

Suffolk University Program Council’s Halloween Bash returned for its annual celebration of the season — this time at the Icon Nightclub. The event started at 7 p.m. and ran for three hours. Suffolk...

Boston City Hall

City council debate hosted by Boston University College Democrats discusses MBTA, public education

Jack Gosselin, Journal Contributor October 17, 2023

Four of Boston’s at-large city council candidates attended a debate at Boston University’s Center for Computing and Data Sciences Oct. 3. The Boston University College Democrats, the debate’s...

Protestors walking to Copley Square Oct. 16 in support of Palestinians.

Suffolk community reflects on Israeli, Hamas attacks

Sarah Roberts, News Editor October 17, 2023

Israel declared a state of war Oct. 8, a day after the Palestinian militant group Hamas struck Israel with a surprise missile attack, killing hundreds of civilians and injuring even more. Even over...

Outside of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, where the second Republican Presidential Debate was held.

Second GOP debate talks frustrations about Trump skipping debates

Harry Murphy, Staff Writer October 3, 2023

Seven Republicans vying for the party’s nomination attended the second Republican Presidential Debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, Sept. 27. The GOP has hosted...

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