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A sign for early voting outside Boston City Hall.

Suffolk students prepare to cast ballots

Leo Woods, News Editor October 30, 2024

Less than a week remains until Nov. 5, when millions of voters across the United States will cast their ballots in federal, state and local races. For many Suffolk University students voting for the first...

State auditor Diana DiZoglio speaks in Sargent Hall about Massachusetts ballot Question One.

Suffolk Democrats host state auditor for ballot question discussion

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor October 29, 2024

Suffolk University College Democrats hosted Massachusetts state auditor Diana DiZoglio Oct. 22 to speak about ballot Question One. Massachusetts voters will be deciding whether or not to approve Dizoglio...

A Suffolk University Police Department cruiser outside Samia.

Former, current SUPD officers named in POST Commission’s report

Jack Gosselin and Zoe Toperosky October 29, 2024

Multiple officers from the Suffolk University Police Department have been terminated, retired and resigned over discipline and misconduct issues according to the latest POST commission report. The Massachusetts...

Participants of the African Student Association's professional panel.

ASA highlights networking opportunities for students of color with professional panel

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer October 29, 2024

Eight people across various industries gathered together for Suffolk’s African Student Association professional panel Oct. 25 to inspire and give insights to Black and African people entering the workforce.  The...

Students share campus security concerns

Students share campus security concerns

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor October 29, 2024

In an incident Oct. 6 in the 10 West and Modern Theater residence hall, a non-university individual was able to enter the building without an ID at 2 a.m. The incident involved an altercation with the...

A “Vote Yes on 2” sign in Medford Oct. 21 supports the repeal of the MCAS requirement.

Voters weigh in on eliminating MCAS graduation requirement

Ann Phuong, Anthony Boyd, and Sebastien Matta October 29, 2024

Massachusetts voters will decide whether the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System should remain a high school graduation requirement for students as one of five ballot questions in the November...

A bartender at Beantown Pub serving drinks.

Service workers speak out against Question Five

Julia Capraro and Maeve Fitzgerald October 29, 2024

Massachusetts ballot Question Five intends to impose a minimum wage increase on tipped employees if voted into action. With many restaurant workers struggling to imagine their life with this change, outside...

Undocu Week seeks to foster education, community

Undocu Week seeks to foster education, community

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer October 29, 2024

Suffolk University’s annual Undocu Week is a series of events and trainings raising awareness and support for immigrant and undocumented students and community members.  From Oct. 28-31, the Immigrant...

Larry Smith, BSBA '65, poses in the Smith Commons on the fifth floor of Sargent Hall.

‘A representative of the best of who we can be:’ Suffolk honors Larry Smith’s life of impact

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief October 22, 2024

From the moment Larry Smith arrived at Suffolk University in 1961, he began forming a legacy of hard work, kindness, generosity and support that would continue in his more than 60 years as a proud Suffolk...

Around the world: Omni Hotel workers end strike, Boston bridge renamed after Bill Russell, Biden announces free birth control, Liam Payne dies at 31

Around the world: Omni Hotel workers end strike, Boston bridge renamed after Bill Russell, Biden announces free birth control, Liam Payne dies at 31

Alexis Crochiere, Brooklyn Leighton, and Leo Woods October 22, 2024

Omni hotel workers end strike Unionized workers from two Omni hotels in Boston voted unanimously Oct. 20 to approve a new contract for employees that will provide increased wages, health benefits and...

Senate connects with constituents

Senate connects with constituents

Leo Woods and Alexis Crochiere October 22, 2024

In lieu of meeting during their scheduled activities period slot Oct. 17, Suffolk University’s Student Government Association encouraged members to attend other campus organization meetings in an effort...

In the nation: MIT professors win Nobel Prize, Walgreens announces 1,200 store closures, FSIS recalls 10 million pounds of product, Trump ends rally with musical break

In the nation: MIT professors win Nobel Prize, Walgreens announces 1,200 store closures, FSIS recalls 10 million pounds of product, Trump ends rally with musical break

Leo Woods and Alexis Crochiere October 15, 2024

MIT professors win Nobel Prize in economics  Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professors Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson were awarded the Nobel Prize in economics Oct. 14 along with James Robinson,...

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