The city of Boston has had plenty of snow days over its history, but none were ever powered by their neighboring state to the north until now. Over the past three weeks, the New Hampshire Division of Travel...

Suffolk Law School’s Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service will host nine candidates for Massachusetts’ 2014 election for governor to replace Deval Patrick. The events are set up in roundtable...

Suffolk has put its Fenton building officially on the market, a university spokesman said today, and the city of Boston assessed its value at more than $9 million. Fenton, located at 32 Derne Street,...

Zachary Kerr, a transgender male who has recently received national awards and recognition, visited Suffolk on Nov. 20 for a lunch with  diversity services. Born as a triplet and a Massachusetts native,...

As the fall semester comes to a close, most students are packing up to head home for the holidays, or are at least taking off their thinking caps. The Student Government Association on the other hand is...

By: Bryanna Gallant One Saturday each month, a group of up to 12 Suffolk volunteers travel to Boston Health Care for the Homeless’ facility in Roxbury to participate in activity period with members...

The first time Suffolk student Caroline Lunny walked across a pageant stage, it was for the Miss Massachusetts Teen USA 2008 crown. She had no experience, but was awarded. Five years later when she...

Suffolk students of all political stripes – Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians – gathered last Tuesday night for the first bipartisan Thanksgiving dinner. “Partisan politics is pretty nasty...

Suffolk University, through combined efforts and input from neighbors and city officials, was able to hold the groundbreaking ceremony for a new academic building at 20 Somerset St. last Thursday with...

The Suffolk University Mock Trial Team (SUMTT) has much to celebrate after completing the Fall Invitational Tournaments. At the first tournament at the University of New Hampshire, SUMTT President Ben...

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)...