“It’s all about learning by doing,” Dave DeAngelis, director of Student Leadership and Involvement at Suffolk, said of the Journey leadership program. The four-tier program is designed to compliment...

Melissa Hanson Journal Staff Suffolk’s own student-run Mock Trial team has gone to the American Mock Trial Association’s Nationals for the first time in recent history, participating in the competition...

Hundreds of spectators lined the barricaded sidewalks and steps in front of the Massachusetts State House yesterday welcoming Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to the Commonwealth as her motorcade drove...

Suffolk's residence halls, located in prime real estate locations in Downtown Boston and Beacon Hill, are the sixth most expensive in the country, according to Campus Grotto. At an average of $14,624...

Today, as the start of Fenway Park’s 100th season has begun, Suffolk President James McCarthy announced the kickoff of the university’s strategic planning process at his monthly town hall meeting,...

Provost Barry Brown is leaving Suffolk at the end of the semester to become the eighth president of Mount Ida College in Newton. In an email to faculty and staff, President James McCarthy announced...

Suffolk has released its sustainability plan for 2012, an annual report in effort to become a more environmentally friendly campus.  Students may have noticed the increased number of recycling bins...

With revolution taking place in multiple countries throughout the world, it only seems fitting to dedicate an entire class to an important revolutions in contemporary history. The History Department...

Students attending New England School of Art and Design are generally pleased with many of the programs offered at the art school, but are increasingly unhappy with the facilities and disconnection...