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...

There are five elevators in Suffolk University’s 10 West/Modern Theatre dorm building, but the seventh through 11th floors of Modern Theatre are reachable by just one. Since the weekend of Sept. 16,...

Suffolk undergraduate, graduate and law students were invited to share their experiences at an open student forum as part of a visit from New England Commission of Higher Educators accreditors Oct. 30.  Students...

The MBTA held a two-part series of public meetings on Oct. 16 and 19 about the long proposed Red-Blue connector project.  The project, originally proposed 99 years ago in December 1924, will cost upwards...

The new anonymous social media app Fizz has made its way to Suffolk University students. The presence on campus brought new users to the app and generated some buzz within the student body, with paid...

Suffolk University’s International Student Association is opening its doors to international and local students alike, creating a community of various cultures on campus.  There are several clubs...

Suffolk University Program Council’s Halloween Bash returned for its annual celebration of the season — this time at the Icon Nightclub. The event started at 7 p.m. and ran for three hours. Suffolk...

Four of Boston’s at-large city council candidates attended a debate at Boston University’s Center for Computing and Data Sciences Oct. 3. The Boston University College Democrats, the debate’s...

Israel declared a state of war Oct. 8, a day after the Palestinian militant group Hamas struck Israel with a surprise missile attack, killing hundreds of civilians and injuring even more. Even over...

Seven Republicans vying for the party’s nomination attended the second Republican Presidential Debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, Sept. 27. The GOP has hosted...

For many Latinx/e students in the United States., mental health is a topic that families shy away from. “My mom is always saying ‘Dios es tu therapista.’ God is your therapist,” said Fatima...

Brighter days are ahead following this weekend’s rain, with this week bringing New England a much-welcomed cooldown and much-anticipated sweater weather. The National Weather Service and AccuWeather...