Being one of Suffolk’s commuter students, which makes up 80 percent of the student body, can often leave a student feeling isolated from the campus community. The Student Government Association (SGA)...

“Rights are like your muscles; if you don’t use them, you lose them.” That’s how Mary Beth Tinker, a youth rights and free speech activist opened her talk at Suffolk University Nov. 15. In 1965,...

The Suffolk University Peer-health Education Resource (SUPERs) is a group of undergraduate students who interact with students to encourage healthy lifestyles in all aspects of their lives who are currently...

Suffolk U News reporter Serguina Oshana captured the sights and sounds from the Nov. 14 groundbreaking of 20 Somerset St. for The Suffolk Journal.

By: Alex Hall and Ally Thibault In a five-year period from 2006 to 2011 Suffolk University received “upwards of a million dollars” in funding from the conservative billionaire Koch brothers, according...

Erich Kirchubel grew up knowing that he had a passion for traveling and serving, and in 2005, he joined the United States Air Force. Currently a first year student at Suffolk, Kirchubel shared his journey...

A full house was drawn to the Ford Hall Forum, “Taking the Stand,” co-sponsored by Suffolk's Rappaport Center. The event was moderated by Harvey Silverglate, criminal defense, academic freedom,...

By: Sam Humphrey University of Chicago Professor Casey Mulligan visited Suffolk University Nov. 5 to discuss his new book The Redistribution Recession: How Labor Market Distortions Contracted the Economy,...

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...

By: Bryanna Gallant Every Thursday morning from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., a variety of students, faculty and staff gather on the fourth floor of Donahue to chat, to mingle, and to laugh over coffee and bagels. Diversity...

Suffolk University Law School partnered with the Anti-Defamation League New England Monday to bring a presentation on discussing hate crimes on the Internet and the current regulations that apply to them. The...

There is little room for personal development in prison. Hours spent alone, even with others, are all marked by the time you spend there, whether it be 20 months or 20 years. At United First Parish...