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Charlie Kirk's assassination sparks mixed emotions at Suffolk

Charlie Kirk’s assassination sparks mixed emotions at Suffolk

Maren Halpin, Zoe Toperosky, and Alexis Crochiere September 16, 2025

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...

TKE President Braydon Walorz, member junior Matheus Neves and freshman Yohan Arias.

Suffolk’s new fraternity aims to build community and leadership

Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer September 16, 2025

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...

Mayor Michelle Wu during a speech the day of Boston's preliminary elections.

Wu wins preliminary in landslide, Kraft leaves her uncontested

Jack Gosselin, Journal Contributor September 16, 2025

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...

SGA proposes increase to student activities fee at first meeting

SGA proposes increase to student activities fee at first meeting

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief September 4, 2025

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 lays off 35 staff members amid financial tensions

Suffolk lays off 35 staff members amid financial tensions

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief August 11, 2025

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...

This week in SGA: Resolution draft supporting faculty censure brought to senate floor

This week in SGA: Resolution draft supporting faculty censure brought to senate floor

Victoria White, Opinion Editor April 22, 2025

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...

Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings education, resources to Suffolk

Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings education, resources to Suffolk

Zoe Toperosky, Asst. News Editor April 22, 2025

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,...

"Know Your Rights" materials, including examples of a judicial warrant permitting immigration officers to enter a person's home. Student attorneys with the Immigrant Justice Clinic at Suffolk Law School distributed them during a training April 17.

‘Know Your Rights’ training at Suffolk provides resources amid immigration crackdown

Leo Woods, News Editor April 22, 2025

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...

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President Kelly affirms support for Suffolk’s international community

Leo Woods, News Editor April 11, 2025

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...

Suffolk students, faculty and other community members gather at the university to hear from members of Combatants for Peace after film screening.

‘Collective liberation for all:’ Combatants for Peace bring messages of nonviolent resistance to Suffolk

Zoe Toperosky, Asst. News Editor April 8, 2025

“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...

Suffolk University women's soccer team members Gianna Maina (left) and Malia Young (right) planting trees in East Boston for Service Day. Courtesy of Ava Klemm.

Suffolk community gives back to Boston in 27th annual Service Day

Victoria White, Opinion Editor April 8, 2025

Suffolk University students, faculty and staff gave back to Boston through various acts of community service April 4. This year marks the 27th year that Suffolk’s Center for Community Engagement has...

Dr. Yolanda Covington-Ward discusses her research on Liberians who fled the country during its 14-year-long civil war at the second Sankofa lecture March 31.

Second Sankofa lecture examines Liberian’s experiences post-civil war

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer April 1, 2025

Dr. Yolanda Covington-Ward delivered the second lecture in the Black Studies Program’s Sankofa Lecture Series at Suffolk University March 31. Covington-Ward is a professor and the chair of the W.E.B....

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