Suffolk University Students for Justice in Palestine, in conjunction with Emerson College Students for Justice in Palestine and Berklee College of Music Students for Justice in Palestine, led a walkout...

Suffolk University’s Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion kicked off the spring semester early with the center’s Cultural Connections trip to Washington D.C. to explore African American historical...

At the start of the new semester, laundry and dining updates swept Suffolk University’s student housing. Recent renovations included replacing old washing machines and dryers, with the goal of making...

Suffolk University Provost Julie Sandell will retire at the end of the academic year, the university announced Dec. 6 in an email to members of the Suffolk community obtained by The Journal. “[Sandell]...

Members of Suffolk University’s Black Student Union met with university officials at a Town Hall meeting Nov. 28 as discussions on the Black Studies program continue. The discussion was conducted...

To Boston’s newly elected District 5 city councilor, Enrique Pepén, the city is more than just his hometown. “I was raised in public housing, I went to public schools. I grew, I learned how to...

Suffolk University staff, deans and student leaders were treated to facefuls of whipped cream at the Center for Community Engagement’s “Pie A Ram” event Nov. 14. The event, held on the second...

Suffolk in the Hub’s one-week donation drive for nonprofit Rosie's Place has been extended until Thanksgiving. Students can donate gloves, scarves, mittens and other new winter accessories in a box located...

Three Suffolk University alumnae returned to campus Nov. 9 as panelists for the Women In Media event hosted by the Career Center.  The panel, moderated by Morgan Austin, the assistant director of the...

Each year, the Suffolk University CARES Pantry partners with the Center for Community Engagement for a donation drive as part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month. This year, the Career Center joined...

Former President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed Armistice Day on Nov. 11, 1919, just one year after the end of World War I. Now, over one hundred years later, Americans still honor those who served in the armed...

On the first Sunday of November, clocks are turned back an hour to standard time, providing an additional hour of sleep and rest, but every year people in the United States question if daylight saving...