For a small business founder like Tara Brown, the last thing you want to think about is shutting your doors to five years of community. But after her nonprofit dance studio, Boston Dance Studios, lost...

Sept. 30 marked the end of Suffolk’s Veterans Upward Bound program, a pre-college program intended to assist veterans as they pursue higher education. It was one of three TRIO programs offered by the...

For Suffolk senior Anthony Cutler, conservative activist Charlie Kirk has long been an inspiration. “I think he embodied a fearlessness,” said Cutler, who is the president of Suffolk’s chapter...

A new fraternity has joined the Suffolk community, and with it comes a new perspective on student life, leadership and involvement. Tau Kappa Epsilon, also known as TKE, will be officially established...

Bostonians last Tuesday were presented with a bevy of choices for who should be charged with leading the city through the next four years. Mayor Michelle Wu led the pack with 71.84% of the vote, and her...

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association proposed a $6 increase to the student activities fee to support performing arts groups amid budget cuts at the association’s first meeting of the...

Suffolk University has laid off 35 of its staff members ahead of the new academic year. The layoffs are part of budget reductions as university leadership take "a cautious approach" to 2026 spending...

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association brought a draft resolution supporting the faculty censure against the university president and the Board of Trustees chair to the floor at its second-to-last...

Editors note: This article contains discussions of sexual violence. This April marks the 24th annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month. “Together we act, united we change” is the slogan for this year,...

Editor’s Note: Due to the current climate surrounding immigration and out of an abundance of caution to protect sources, student attorneys quoted within this story are not attributed by name.  In...

Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly affirmed the university’s support for international community members in a statement April 10 as a response to the federal government revoking visas, detaining...

“I was on the list of people that Israel wanted to kill, I was in jail 20 times, I was the youngest prisoner in the jail. I am very lucky that I am among us all today. Because if I had continued with...