Suffolk University’s Center for Community Engagement celebrated its 25th anniversary in the Sargent Hall Keches Room April 13 with staff, students and alumni in attendance. “It was so heartwarming...

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association recognized students, staff and campus organizations for their dedication to campus life at its annual SGA Awards  April 6 in Sargent Hall. The...

The National Aeronautic and Space Administration announced the official crew for their newest moon flyby mission, Artemis II,  April 5. This crew and the mission will mark some of the greatest accomplishments...

The Justice Department appealed a Texas judge’s ruling that would invalidate the Food and Drug Administration’s 2000 approval of the drug mifepristone, part of the most commonly used abortion method...

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association discussed the upcoming SGA Awards and Rammython and heard remarks concerning Suffolk’s chapter of Turning Point USA, sexual assault awareness month...

Former President Donald Trump was arraigned April 4 after surrendering to a Manhattan courthouse where he pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.  Trump is the first...

An evening blaze aboard the Spirit of Boston ship on March 23 resulted in a change of venue for Program Council’s Spring Ball. The annual event was set to take place on the ship April 13, but according...

Trigger warning: The following contains discussion of gun violence and death. Shooting at Nashville school leaves 6 dead Three children and three adults were killed in a shooting March 27 at a Christian...

Philanthropist and Suffolk University graduate Richard Rosenberg, who transformed Bank of America during his time as chief executive and chairman, died on March 3 at the age of 92. Rosenberg, affectionately...

Gov. Maura Healey announced March 27 that Phillip Eng, the former director of the Long Island Rail Road, would assume the role of MBTA general manager beginning April 10, according to the Boston Globe. The...

New bill in Mass. could subsidize local newspaper subscriptions In an attempt to help Massachusetts’ struggling local newspapers, a new bill was introduced in the Massachusetts House of Representatives...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control proposition reached the city council and residents of the city on Feb. 13 and was received with praise as well as criticism. Boston’s rent has increased exponentially...