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SU celebrates National Coming Out Day

October 16, 2013

By: Jonathan Acosta Abi Hassan The LGBTQ community of Suffolk and the Rainbow Alliance celebrated National Coming Out Day Oct. 10 in a panel for discussion to share histories of marriage discrimination...

Photo by John Gillooly

Suffolk’s diverse set of students come together for breast cancer awareness

October 9, 2013

By: Melissa Hanson and Ally Johnson For the fifth annual year, Suffolk University hosted the human ribbon picture event Oct. 8, which had students from all over campus join together in the Ridgeway...

Suffolk students on the water
(Photo courtesy of Suffolk University)

Seaworthy Suffolk students plan to set sail on the Harbor

October 9, 2013

By: Brian Holak There is a potential new club hoping to make a splash on campus this year. The Sailing Club, hoping to establish in fall 2013, is a program that gives students the opportunity to...

Rebecca Bishop smiling while working at Suffolk 
(Photo courtesy of Suffolk's marketing and communications office)

Learning inside and outside the classroom at Suffolk, an Alum’s story

Ally Thibault October 9, 2013

“You have to be passionate about this place so you can share it with others,” Rebecca Bishop, a digital producer for Suffolk University’s marketing and communication office, said of her job. A Suffolk...

SU Vegetarian Society at this year's Temple Street Fair
(Photo courtesy of Suffolk University)

The Humane League visits SU Vegetarian Society, stresses importance of activism

Thalia Yunen October 9, 2013

How can you be a better vegetarian or vegan? According to David Coman-Hidy, the answer lies in activism. On Thursday, David Coman-Hidy, director of The Humane League, gave a presentation on animal rights...

Government shutdown continues, poses risks for students

Dan Olson October 9, 2013

“I try not to tell everybody my politics,” says Rachel Cobb, head of the government department and associate professor at Suffolk.  “But, I think [the government shutdown] is not necessary and doing...

Honors students at Relay for Life 
(Photo courtesy of CAS Honors' Facebook)

CAS and SBS revamp honors programs, changes in admissions and scholarships

Alex Hall October 2, 2013

Each year a select group of students have been allowed to peruse extra academic challenges and opportunities through Suffolk University’s honors program. Through eight years of existence, both the College...

Right to left: Mary Anne Marsh, John Nucci, Mary Jo Meisner, Joan Vennochi, Larry DiCara
(Photo courtesy of Ford Hall Forum)

Ford Hall Forum analyzes Menino legacy, what will come next

Thalia Yunen October 2, 2013

As the Menino era comes to a close, Suffolk’s C. Walsh Theatre hosted a Ford Hall Forum, “The Menino Legacy.” The Sept. 26 debate moderated by Mary Jo Meisner, the vice president of the Boston...

SGA and other Suffolk clubs on the fall 2013 retreat
(Photo courtesy of SGA Facebook)

Driven, excited students elected as SGA senators

October 2, 2013

By: Brian Holak The Boston mayoral election is not the only election Suffolk students need be informed about. Last week, the Student Government Association announced the results of its fall 2013 senate...

Advising combines forces to better serve students

Dan Olson October 2, 2013

Suffolk University has shined light on many potential changes for the future in the direction of student academic success.  Among these changes are new tactics for advising and registration for all students. “Students...

Photo courtesy of VGA's Facebook

Video Gamers’ Army plays on student’s passions

David Frederick October 2, 2013

Attention all gamers in the Suffolk University community: if you have a passion for gaming, or even if you are just the casual player, then you might want to check out the Video Gamers' Army (VGA). “No...

Photo courtesy of Suffolk University

CLAS unites academic services on campus, aims to better serve students

Ally Thibault September 27, 2013

If you were looking for help with your schoolwork last semester, you had to navigate a maze of services. To ask for help in a specific course, you had to stop by Donahue. But if it were a math class, you...

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