Sorority founded at Suffolk
October 7, 2009
Article by: Angela Bray Suffolk University, freshmen Jessica Meana, Amber Bellon, and sophomore Jaden Nazarian are embarking on the task of developing a new sorority; Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA). There is currently only one sorority at Suffolk, Theta Phi Alpha. The idea of adding another sorority arose a...
Panel discusses the future of newspapers
October 7, 2009
Article by: Derek Anderson The present and future survival of Print Journalism was discussed at a Ford Hall Forum event hosted at the Suffolk University Law School Thursday night. The night began with an introduction by Alasdair Roberts, a professor at Suffolk Law, who summarized the discussion, ...
Students trapped in elevator
October 7, 2009
Article by: Matt Altieri Seniors Caitlin Milley, Courtney Crocker, Carolyn Milley and Brittany McKallagat waited 45 minutes until the Boston Fire Department freed them from the left elevator on the fourth floor of Ridgeway yesterday evening. Professor Ken Martin’s photojournalism class was in session from 5:30 to 8:10 p.m. on the fourth floor. Read More &ra...
SGA fills Senate seats
October 7, 2009
Article by: Jeff Fish The Student Government Association (SGA) held its fall elections last week to fill the nine senate seats for the class of 2013 as well as three vacant seats for the class of 2010 and two for 2011. “I’m really proud that the SGA is close to having a full board for the fi...
“Meet the Republicans” aimed to introduce conservative ideals and dispel stereotypes
September 30, 2009
Filed under Boston, Campus, News
Article By: Angela Bray Last Wednesday, SuffolkGOP held a, “Meet the Republicans” event to discuss Republican values and beliefs. Members of SuffolkGOP favor debates and discussions, bringing opinions and desires together. SuffolkGOP President, junior Karl Hoffman, opened up the meeting w...
IDE founder discusses solution to poverty
September 30, 2009
By: Kelly Harvell Paul Polak, founder of International Development Enterprise (IDE) and author of “Out of Poverty,” spoke Thursday night at the C. Walsh Theater about his solutions to take the 800 million people around the world living with less than one dollar a day out of poverty. Polak started by showi...
Suffolk fights Breast Cancer
September 30, 2009
By: Alexandra Proctor National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) is a nationwide event established to raise awareness about early detection and treatment of breast cancer. 2009 marks the 25th anniversary of NBCAM, as well as, Suffolk University’s eighth year participating in a school-wide celebration of ...
Suffolk student wins big at CollegeFest
September 30, 2009
Filed under Boston, Campus, News
By: Ethan Long For the past 24 years, CollegeFest has attracted students from Boston area colleges and universities to its annual two-day event held at the Hynes Convention Center. Inside, different companies showed off new technologies, deals, and freebies for students in Boston, and entertainer...
Emerson ranked most dangerous college; Suffolk appears nowhere on list
September 30, 2009
Filed under Boston, Campus, News
By: Jeff Fish Emerson College made headlines last week when it was deemed the most dangerous college in the country in a study conducted by the news and opinion website, The Daily Beast, raising eyebrows in the Suffolk community as to why the University, which shares much of its campus with Emerson, di...
