Fifty-two years ago, The Suffolk Journal’s Editorial Board gathered with students in the Ridgeway building to voice concerns over the United States Pentagon’s campaign targeting Vietnam.  These...

The war between Ukraine and Russia has been a great success in terms of solidifying unity among NATO allies and synching the US with the EU. However, it is now time to strike a deal in Ukraine, since continuing...

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, I committed to Suffolk University, knowing that the classroom and my college experience would be shaped by Zoom and social distancing. Fresh out of high school,...

As the world rang in 2024, I was faced with the excitement of starting my last semester of college but also the daunting task of securing my first full-time job post-grad. As a public relations and communication...

Former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial began on April 22, following a tumultuous jury selection. Looking toward deliberation, the question of juror impartiality is weighing heavily on the minds...

It feels like yesterday that I was in tears at the entrance of Miller Hall, freshly moved in with my parents ready to leave me to kick off my Suffolk experience in the fall of 2020. As a new freshman with...

One of the most controversial ethical dilemmas posed worldwide is whether we should separate the art from the artist. My short answer is – yes, we should. Separating the art from the artist is a known...

The Boston Marathon is not just a race, a day the Red Sox don the blue and yellow jerseys or a memorial. It’s a celebration of the Boston community. It’s been 11 years since the tragedy of the Boston...

For centuries, lawmakers have been pushing their personal beliefs onto women’s bodies, causing laws to be made to prevent women from accessing safe and legal abortion for the sake of their health. These...

Disney has been the face of bringing children’s stories to life through film. Originating in cartoon form, the company has recently transitioned to recreating these nostalgic stories with real actors...

As I joined the hundreds of people who flocked to the Boston Common to watch the solar eclipse on Monday, I was awestruck not only by the eclipse itself but also by the excitement radiating throughout...

The United States political system has operated using the Democratic and Republican parties for about two centuries. Today, however, this system has lost its original meaning: Parties have become divisive...