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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

Editor’s Word: Advising for upperclassmen needs a makeover

April 7, 2017

Graduating from Suffolk University in the usual four years is not an uncomplicated task; not because the academic side of the institution is outrageously challenging for students, but because registering...

Editor’s Word: Journalists take the fall from the defense of empty political ideals

March 29, 2017

A stigma of detest and abhorrence has rooted itself in the core of the political sphere. Everyone has failed to see what’s right in front of them; not only are a bulk of people incorrect and misinformed...

Editor’s Word:  The Journal brings home the silver medal

Editor’s Word: The Journal brings home the silver medal

Alexa Gagosz March 16, 2017

The office of The Suffolk Journal has had a complete mosaic of awards our newspaper has won at conventions across the country since our founding 80 years ago. Since the 1970s, the newspaper itself hasn’t...

Editor’s word: The Journal endorses Daniel Gazzani for SGA president

March 1, 2017

The editorial board and writing staff of the The Suffolk Journal works furiously to ensure each story is written and published with unconditional integrity. As journalists, we strictly maintain a professional...

Editor’s word: Suffolk needs a leader now

February 22, 2017

In last week’s issue, The Journal published an article that had updated the Suffolk community on the Presidential Search Committee and the proximity that the Committee was to taking the next step to...

Editor’s word: The Journal Staff stands against the Secretary of Education

February 15, 2017

Throughout the confirmation hearings, the then-nominee Betsy DeVos, who practically paid her way to the Secretary of Education position, displayed her utter lack of experience in public education. Both...

Editors word: Today is the day for journalism, yet people stay away

Editor’s word: Today is the day for journalism, yet people stay away

February 9, 2017

Calling all American thinkers, readers or general enthusiasts of fact. The very fabric of our Constitution is being called into question every day, yet The Suffolk Journal has maintained a staff of less...

Editor’s word: Immigration ban does not represent the people of Suffolk

February 2, 2017

When President Donald Trump announced his immigration ban late Friday night, he pushed the country further toward instability and threw the worlds of thousands of innocent people into a tailspin. Trump’s...

Editor’s word: Post-Election

Alexa Gagosz November 16, 2016

Post-election events have seen a string of reactions from universities across the nation. Many students in the United States, as well as those studying abroad, have felt the shake of the silent majority...

Editor’s word: Nov. 9, 2016

November 10, 2016

This outcome is not a representation of the America we have seen throughout the election. The silent majority’s voice rang out on Tuesday, echoing across the nation. These voices do not directly reflect...

By Claire Schneider

Editor’s word: The Journal endorses Hillary Clinton for president

Alexa Gagosz November 2, 2016

The presidential election of 2016 is unlike any other in American history and it now brings The Suffolk Journal staff to endorse a candidate for only its fourth time in the 80 years of the publication’s...

Editor’s word: New trustees elected

October 26, 2016

Larry Smith and Patricia J. Gannon were recently introduced into the Board of Trustees. As alumni of the university, both individuals should have a sense of how to effectively influence Suffolk in a positive...

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