I was afraid when I became editor-in-chief in April 2020.
I was worried my family would become sick with COVID-19. I was sad to be stuck alone in my childhood bedroom, rather than in a dorm with my...
The months-long closure of many businesses at the beginning of the pandemic affected everyone, but they disproportionately affected communities of color and women.
When quarantine started, school...
Early in 2020, as quarantine in the U.S. began, the supposed two weeks of most businesses being shuttered turned into months of this, affecting businesses large and small across the country.
While...
The Green Line shouldn’t be a green light for COVID-19.
In a haphazard and premature move, airports and other forms of public transportation lifted mask mandates that required face coverings to be...
Eleven articles and nearly four months later, it’s time to say goodbye to Suffolk Madrid and my adventures in Europe. Finals start in a couple days and I’m flying home in less than two weeks.
It’s...
25 days. That’s how much longer I can call myself a Suffolk University student before donning what I assume will be an unflattering robe and crossing the stage, diploma in hand.
It’s scary, terrifying...
While Boston may be home to the first subway in the nation, it certainly isn’t home to the best. The MBTA needs help.
Thousands of us rely on the T every day to commute to work, school and more. We...
I just got back from Lisbon, Portugal, which was the last trip I had booked for the semester. Lisbon was beautiful, the weather was sunny and warm and we ate some very delicious food. Lisbon has a lot...
We all fumble our words sometimes, but former Patriots quarterback Cam Newton’s recent comments were deliberate, and his apology was shallow.
On a podcast that was released Sunday, Newton made several...
Early in 2020, as quarantine in the U.S. began, the supposed two weeks of most businesses being shuttered turned into months of this, affecting businesses large and small across the country.
While...
One of the classes I’m taking this semester is SCI-112, Structure of the Universe, which is a science course with a lab that’s focused on astronomy. This is arguably one of the most popular courses...
Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have illuminated drastic inequalities between low-income communities of color and mid to high-income white communities.
Historically, low-income communities were segregated...
