We’re about six or seven weeks into the semester, and already we’ve seen a new interim president arrive, two deans announce they’re stepping down at the end of the academic year, changes in titles...

Dear Students, We would like to congratulate Shavanae Anderson for becoming a Senator-at-Large for diversity.   We encourage all of you to attend the many Homecoming happening this weekend. Here...

by Jaliyah Jones-Robinson Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martha Coakley has discussed two proposals on the campaign trail that would increase the affordability of higher education for college students...

by Alexa Gagosz Mayor Martin J. Walsh is closing the Long Island Bridge, which also means the closing of countless social services for hundreds of disadvantaged individuals at the Massachusetts Drug...

by Ian Kea In two weeks, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will elect a new governor. The new governor will be the first woman to hold that title, not only because of her networking, but also with the...

President Norman Smith has branded Suffolk with a classy new coat of arms, starring sharp fonts and regal colors. This new coat of arms is an alternative logo, he said in an email to employees, and...

The Student Government Association last week passed a resolution to support student Wyatt Costello’s campaign to temporarily suspend blood drives on campus. This is exactly the kind of thing SGA should...

October is a beautiful month when breast cancer awareness campaigns manage to remind the women of the world that they are only as important as their breasts. This twisted belief reminds people every...

Dear Suffolk Students, Last Thursday, the Student Government Association unanimously passed a resolution supporting the temporary suspension of on-campus blood drives. The resolution came after a Suffolk...

by Alexa Gagosz Many are saying that the Supreme Court’s decision to not review same-sex marriage rulings has “lit a fuse to a powder keg culturally that is going to have ramifications for years...

by Ian Kea It’s about time. Thirty years after the Massachusetts bottle bill was first passed, it now has a chance to be updated on the ballot come Nov. 4, and voters should vote yes on Question...

Ebola is a virus that is spreading exponentially in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama called chances of Ebola getting to the U.S. “extremely low.” This is a pure...