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New Hampshire takes to Boston with coffee and a yetti

Alex Hall January 23, 2014

The city of Boston has had plenty of snow days over its history, but none were ever powered by their neighboring state to the north until now. Over the past three weeks, the New Hampshire Division of Travel...

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Gubernatorial hopefuls share ideas at Rappaport Center

Sam Humphrey January 23, 2014

Suffolk Law School’s Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service will host nine candidates for Massachusetts’ 2014 election for governor to replace Deval Patrick. The events are set up in roundtable...

Left to right: James McCarthy, Thomas Menino, John Nucci
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Shovels enter dirt of 20 Somerset, promising education to emerge

Thalia Yunen November 20, 2013

Suffolk University, through combined efforts and input from neighbors and city officials, was able to hold the groundbreaking ceremony for a new academic building at 20 Somerset St. last Thursday with...

Photo by Dani Marrero

15th annual memorial and vigil held for Transgender Day of Remembrance

Dani Marrero November 20, 2013

An event that began in Massachusetts and has now spread internationally, the Transgender Day of Remembrance was founded with the purpose to honor all those who were murdered or took their own lives due...

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Use of ‘apps’ by our generation debated by world renowned authors

Dani Marrero November 20, 2013

The Cambridge Forum hosted a discussion about "The App Generation," a book by Howard Gardner and Katie Davis on their research of how technology has changed young people. Over the last seven years,...

Voters outside East Boston High School Tuesday morning 
(Photo by Melissa Hanson)

Suffolk students see promise in Mayor-elect Walsh, disappointment in rejection of Suffolk Downs casino

November 6, 2013

By: Sam Humphrey and Melissa Hanson State Representative Martin J. Walsh defeated City Councilor John R. Connolly in the mayoral election Tuesday, becoming Boston’s first new mayor in two decades. Walsh...

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Suffolk students react to Obamacare following the president’s visit

Dani Marrero November 6, 2013

After the less-than-successful launch of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama visited Faneuil Hall in Boston Oct. 30 to discuss the act’s debut. Massachusetts is a state already familiar...

Chelsea reconnects with waterfront with new port park

Chelsea reconnects with waterfront with new port park

November 1, 2013

Suffolk U News' Grace Agosto reports on the town of Chelsea's first development in the waterfront.

Boston sculptors working to build outdoor sculpture park

Boston sculptors working to build outdoor sculpture park

November 1, 2013

A group of Boston sculptors is trying to build an outdoor sculpture park in open spaces between the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Leonard Zakim Bridge.  Murray Dewart leads the group and the effort. ...

Longfellow Bridge Closed Nov. 2-3

Longfellow Bridge Closed Nov. 2-3

October 31, 2013

UPDATE: The MBTA has decided to cancel the Longfellow Bridge diversion plan this weekend due to the Boston Red Sox parade on Nov. 2. Suffolk U News reporter Nicole Mikuta explains why Boston drivers...

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Suffolk poll to look internationally after November election

Sam Humphrey October 30, 2013

With the Boston Mayoral and City Councilor election and the vote on the East Boston Casino bid just six days away, Dave Paleologos, director of Suffolk’s Political Research Center (SUPRC) is hard at...

Marty Walsh supporters outside the Modern Theatre before the September debate
(Photo by Ally Thibault)

Marty Walsh plans to make Boston better for students

Melissa Hanson October 30, 2013

Editor's note: City Councilor John Connolly did not respond to requests for a smiliar story. College was far from ordinary for Martin J. Walsh, but that did not stop him from gaining an understanding...

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