Article By: Derek Anderson Marguerite Dennis, the Vice President for Enrollment, Retention and International Programs at Suffolk University, came to Suffolk in 1989, Dennis has put 20 years of hard...

Article By: Ryan Boyle Amid repeated problems with the elevators in Suffolk buildings, the SGA is working to repair some of the issues that students face while going from floor to floor. Senior KyQuan...

Article By: Brayden Varr The Hyatt Regency, on De Lafayette Ave., which houses Suffolk students, laid off 100 housekeeping staff members on Aug. 31, stripping them of their $15 to $17 per hour pay rates...

Article By: Ethan Long Suffolk’s own comedy troupe, Seriously Bent, has defended their title of “East Coast Regional Champions” for the Chicago Improv Festival’s College Improv Tournament....

Article By: Molly DeLeon Suffolk Smile Train and Program Council co-sponsored a screening of The Hangover last Wednesday night in the Donahue café to educate students about the epidemic of cleft lips...

Article by: Ryan Boyle Christopher Mosher, a graduate of Suffolk University Law School, was recently appointed as the Vice President of Advancement. As the University’s Chief Philanthropist, Mosher...

Article by: Ethan Long For the past year, sophomore Paul Thompson has worked to once again bring a fraternity to Suffolk University after years without one on campus. His main intention was to help...

Article by: Derek Anderson Suffolk recently received a $1 million grant over the span of the next four years to help fund the Veteran’s Upward Bound program (VUB),  along with 48 other colleges nationwide,...

Article By: Jeff Fish Members of the Suffolk GOP and Suffolk Democrats clubs sparred over a series of issues last Wednesday, in an event sponsored by the Suffolk Political Science Association (SPSA)...

Article By: Angela Bray Dr. Steven Patterson, a Suffolk Chemistry and Biochemistry professor, lost his battle with cancer at the age of 62 on October 23, 2009 after being diagnosed last year. As...

Article By: Alex Pearlman Hossam Al Jabri believes that America is unique as a country because it is unfamiliar with Islam. While the rest of the world has, over the past few millennia, become familiar...

Article By: Ethan Long Since the Journal’s initial article about the ban on residents at 150 Tremont, printed in last week’s issue, members of the Suffolk community have questioned the decision;...