Editor’s Word: Nicholas Williams was a fellow journalist, editor and Ram
August 16, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Staff Editorial
Running a student newspaper in college isn't just about breaking news, figuring design of each section, drinking coffee to stay awake on deadline, taking photos and interviewing administrators. Running a newspaper is creating a close bond with your team, a team that will eventually become your best friends. Nicholas...
Letter to the Editor: Neutralize North Korean Threat
July 1, 2017
Filed under Letter to the Editor
North Korea continues to expand its nuclear weapons program and is making progress in developing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching the Western U.S. It is working on miniaturizing nuclear weapons to fit on ICBMs by early 2018, and it threatens to attack the U.S. with nuclear...
Editor’s Word: Class of 2021, you are the future
June 29, 2017
Filed under Staff Editorial
On behalf of the entire Suffolk Journal staff, we are eager to welcome the incoming class. In a time when journalism, the freedom of the press and representing the student voice could not be more crucial in our country, we’ve had the pleasure of being on the frontlines of Suffolk University affairs...
Get involved at Suffolk University
June 10, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The transition from being a high school senior to a college freshman is a big one, and adjusting can be difficult, but it is definitely not an impossible task to accomplish. For most of us, this is the first time that we move out from under our parents roofs, where we must make a name for ourselves all...
Trump is spiraling and America is being taken down with him
June 9, 2017
Filed under Opinion, The Liberal Think Tank
America is not great. The United States has lost its morality, sensibility and kindness. We are no longer the leaders of the free world and our actions speak volumes. The rest of the world has their eyes on us and their judgmental whispers send the message. We are losing our core values. At this point,...
Senior accepts reality
April 26, 2017
Filed under Opinion
When I was a senior in high school, I thought college was going to be a magical, life-affirming experience that would be absolutely perfect. Now, four years later, I realize how naive I was. The most valuable lesson that I have learned at Suffolk University is that nothing in life will be perfect. C...
Urban crime is on the decline: Trump tweets inaccuracies and it’s time to fact check him
April 26, 2017
Filed under Opinion
It should be mandatory to fact check both what President Donald Trump says and his tweets. It seems that many Americans will believe whatever he chooses to say or write and by doing so, have shielded themselves from the facts. During his campaign, Trump sent out a tweet stating that inner-city crime i...
Editor’s Word: Goodbye to Journal seniors, the ones who have seen it all
April 26, 2017
Filed under Staff Editorial
We all had no idea how hard it would be to watch three seniors leave at the end of the year to embark on their own unique journeys. To Sky, who instilled the confidence within us to write for this publication and become apart of an everlasting bond at The Journal, we thank you. To Katie, who’s creative...
Senior leads with a story
April 26, 2017
Filed under Opinion
I was just another freshman four years ago with a cliché dream of going to school in the city and making it “big” someday as an aspiring journalist. I was hoping to get the college experience at Suffolk and started to think that I would leave here as just another number two years in. I got a l...
Like my college experience, Suffolk is forgettable
April 26, 2017
Filed under Opinion
I’ll be graduating from Suffolk University soon, and as I think about the school I’m leaving, I wonder how I’ll feel when I think about Suffolk after I’m long gone. The answer is not much. I’ve grown and come to see the world differently than I did four years ago, but most of those experien...
Editor’s Word: Where has America’s credibility gone?
April 19, 2017
Filed under Staff Editorial
Now in the early stages of a new executive administration, the United States of America has found herself falling rather short of the once great-promises and principles championed by admired leaders and patriotic citizens. This nation is not as formidable and credible as it used to be, and that has cri...
San Bernardino: An act of violence sheds light on greater idea
April 19, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Gun violence has voraciously spread across the country and in the past few years, has been the center of media attention yet, it seems that very little has been done to prevent it. Although school shootings are not new, they have grown in frequency, with the latest occurrence in a San Bernardino, CA element...
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