Suffolk looks to revisit SUPD arming question
February 6, 2019
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Following Columbine, Virginia Tech and other mass shootings across the United States, many universities have been forced to address similar versions of the same question: Should we arm our university police force? “My hope is that we will one way or another put this question to rest this sprin...
Former US attorney investigates presidential search process
Jacob Geanous and Chris DeGusto
April 25, 2018
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Suffolk University has hired legal counsel to investigate the Presidential Search process, which has brought yet more controversy to the university’s roughly decade-long presidential carousel. Yurko, Salvesen & Remz P.C., a Boston-based law firm that specializes in resolving business disputes,...
“Traditional journalism is in trouble:”
April 18, 2018
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As tension between the administration of President Donald Trump and the press continue to rise, many are beginning to ask if there is cause for alarm. Never before has a president been so callous in his criticism of those with whom he disagrees. Three journalism and law experts spoke at length Thursda...
SU approved by BPDA for more student housing
April 18, 2018
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The Boston’s Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) approved Suffolk University to lease 1047 Commonwealth Ave for additional student housing in City Hall on Thursday. The space will be available for housing Suffolk students starting in the fall, according to Vice President of External Affairs J...
Presidential Search controversy boils over, trustee resigns
Jacob Geanous and Chris DeGusto
April 18, 2018
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Last week as reported first by The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University Board of Trustees member John J. McDonnell submitted his letter of resignation, effective on Monday, due to concerns with the recently completed presidential search and called for an independent outside investigation to take place...
‘GRIT’ disqualified
April 18, 2018
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On Tuesday in a briefing released to candidates and sent to The Suffolk Journal, all members of “GRIT” were disqualified by Student Government Association (SGA) Student Judicial Review Board (SJRB) after weeks of hearings regarding eight appeals that were filed. SGA executive board elections in Ma...
Suffolk Law loses faculty legend
April 18, 2018
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For the past 32 years, Professor Jeffrey Wittenberg has brought humor to an otherwise grueling topic for most law students, chanted law codes line-by-line during a first lecture and pushed students to the edge until they realized their full potential. Fueled by perseverance, Wittenberg was determine...
Law professor Jeffrey Wittenberg passes Thursday night
April 13, 2018
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Suffolk University Law Professor Jeffrey Wittenberg passed away Thursday night, according to a statement sent to students by President Marisa Kelly in an email on Friday afternoon. "Professor Wittenberg, known for his wonderful sense of humor and kindness, was admired by his colleagues and ...
Board member resigns due to search controversy
Jacob Geanous and Chris DeGusto
April 12, 2018
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A member of Suffolk University’s Board of Trustees is set to resign amidst the controversy surrounding the Presidential Search process.
Social Justice Summit localizes global issues
April 11, 2018
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Suffolk University opened an outlet for social justice this weekend, as doors opened early Saturday morning to welcome the masses to the Social Justice Summit of 2018.
Transparency of Presidential Search in question
Jacob Geanous and Chris DeGusto
April 11, 2018
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The Suffolk University presidential election had all the components of a blockbuster political drama: a massive pool of applicants, a divided room of voters sworn to secrecy, a company involved in the electoral process with a unknown stake in the race and an upset victory finale. The only thing it lacked was the transparency to truly translate the long awaited decision to the campus audience.
On the scene: How local reporters covered the Boston Marathon bombing
Kaitlin Hahn and Nick Viveiros
April 11, 2018
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In the next week, the city of Boston will be covered with blue and gold “Boston Strong” signs, flowers scattered on sidewalks and sneakers hung on street corners to mark five years since the Boston Marathon bombing.
