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Around the world: City Councilor pleads not guilty to fraud charges, UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter suspect in custody, South Korea in political unrest, Rebels topple Assad government in Syria

Around the world: City Councilor pleads not guilty to fraud charges, UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter suspect in custody, South Korea in political unrest, Rebels topple Assad government in Syria

Leo Woods, Alexis Crochiere, and Zoe Toperosky December 11, 2024

City councilor pleads not guilty to federal corruption charges Boston City Councilor Tania Fernades Anderson, who represents District 7, pleaded not guilty to federal charges of wire fraud and theft...

(Left to Right) Board of Trustees Robert Lamb and Suffolk President Marisa Kelly during a March 26 forum on the arming of SUPD. Faculty are voting on whether or not to censure the university leaders.

Suffolk president, Trustees chair face faculty censure vote

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief December 10, 2024

Suffolk University faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences and the Sawyer Business School voted to censure President Marisa Kelly and Board of Trustees Chair Robert Lamb. After CAS voted Tuesday,...

Suffolk acknowledged by ALL IN for student civic engagement

Suffolk acknowledged by ALL IN for student civic engagement

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer December 10, 2024

Suffolk University was recognized as one of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenges’ most engaged campuses for college student voting. On Nov. 19,  471 colleges and universities were recognized for achieving...

Dale Stephanos, a fine arts & foundation studies lecturer at Suffolk, illustrates a portrait of Betty White for a commemorative U.S. Postal Service stamp. Courtesy of Stephanos.

Suffolk lecturer illustrates paw-fect stamp honoring late Betty White

Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer December 10, 2024

Everyone knows the feeling of being slightly overwhelmed when you step off an airplane and your phone blows up with notifications. Suffolk Professor Dale Stephanos arrived back home to Massachusetts from...

Sargent Hall.

Adjunct professors union files labor complaint against Suffolk

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor December 10, 2024

Suffolk University adjunct professors submitted an official complaint against the university to the National Labor Relations Board mid-November regarding unfair compensation for mandatory faculty training...

Students reflect on fall semester

Students reflect on fall semester

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor December 10, 2024

Suffolk University was busy this semester with major changes to campus buildings and procedures, leaving students with mixed feelings heading home for the holidays.  On campus, amenities like the Smith...

Lynn Woods Reservation, where 427 acres of land were burnt Nov. 8 in the largest brushfire Lynn had in 30 years.

Ongoing North Shore fires raise officials, resident concerns

Anthony Boyd, Journal Contributor December 10, 2024

Dozens of brush fires continued to burn across Massachusetts as of Dec. 10, including in the Boston area. Many of these brush fires have been an ongoing issue for the past several months for local residents,...

Around the world: Ongoing drought increases fire risk in Mass., North Shore teachers unions rally at State House, Ukraine strikes Russia with US missiles, Trump selects more cabinet nominees

Around the world: Ongoing drought increases fire risk in Mass., North Shore teachers unions rally at State House, Ukraine strikes Russia with US missiles, Trump selects more cabinet nominees

Maren Halpin, Leo Woods, Alexis Crochiere, and Julia Capraro November 20, 2024

Ongoing drought increases fire risk across Massachusetts, wildfires blaze Massachusetts has remained in a critical drought for three months, causing wildfires across the state, straining firefighters...

Boston Police officers push back against counter-protesters in Copley Square Saturday. Two sides clashed as anti-abortion march drew hundreds of dissenters to downtown Boston.

Boston anti-abortion ‘Men’s March’ meets resistance, ends with multiple arrests

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Clashing values on abortion rights came to a head as the Men’s March to Abolish Abortion and Rally for Personhood was met with a large-scale counter-protest of people advocating for abortion rights in...

Students report mixed emotions as the semester draws to a close

Students report mixed emotions as the semester draws to a close

Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer November 19, 2024

The end of the fall semester is coming up and Suffolk University students are feeling a variety of emotions. The relief of stress-inducing classes ending and anxiety about looming final exams, but also...

Suffolk community reflects on future of feminism under Trump

Suffolk community reflects on future of feminism under Trump

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer November 19, 2024

Content warning: Contains mentions of violence. Feminism has sparked decades long backlash as the movement continues to challenge societal norms that do not promote equality based on gender and sex....

Boston Fire Department engines with raised ladders outside the Ridgeway Building.

Laundry fire in Ridgeway causes closure

Leo Woods and Alexis Crochiere November 14, 2024

The Boston Fire Department investigated a fire alarm at the Ridgeway Building in the early afternoon Nov. 14. The building’s sprinkler system was activated and no injuries were reported. At 1:55 p.m.,...

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