Massachusetts legislators signed a law in 2011 permitting three new casinos and a slots parlor to be built across three different regions in the state. On Nov. 4, residents of Massachusetts will have...

President Norman Smith entered 73 Tremont with the goal of getting Suffolk on the radar and in higher rankings. After two months in office, it is clear that is his main focus. His office on the top...

Suffolk’s Second-Annual Homecoming took place last week, and introduced a plethora of events to students. Campus crawl, full of free food, prizes and giveaways, was just one of many exciting events...

Suffolk’s annual Career Fest brought crowds of students, faculty, alumni, and professionals to the campus for five days out of the week. The fest brought 15 events, some attracting hundreds of students,...

Suffolk U News reporter Daveson Perez reports on a Suffolk student's petition to suspend blood drives directly on campus.

Here are a few shots of Career Week from photographer Craig Martin.

By Alexa Gagosz “Yes we can live in peace,” is the promise the organization “CODEPINK” lives by as they urge women across the country to rise up and oppose global militarism. Originally, the...

Grey clouds and light rain cast a dim mood into the window of Lisa French’s office. She is the program director of the newly created illustration major at New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk...

Evan Falchuk walks in right on time, and he wastes no time letting students know in Boston Globe Columnist and Professor at Suffolk Joan Vennochi’s undergraduate journalism class know he is a different...

Mayor Martin J. Walsh plans to halve the number of college students living in off-campus apartments by adding approximately 18,500 new dorm beds by the year 2030, according to a statement.  The initiative...

National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week began Sunday, bringing several events and activities to the Suffolk campus. Suffolk’s residence halls see hundreds of alcohol violations each year, according...