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Conan Gray shares universal relatable experiences with newest album

Conan Gray shares universal relatable experiences with newest album

William Fithian, Arts and Entertainment Editor August 20, 2025

At 26, singer-songwriter Conan Gray is breaking hearts and offering self-reflection with his newest album, “Wishbone.” Released August 15, Gray drew inspiration from the past two years of his life...

Suffolk University's academic and administrative building at 73 Tremont St. Suffolk laid off 35 staff members this summer.

Suffolk lays off 35 staff members amid financial tensions

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief August 11, 2025

Suffolk University has laid off 35 of its staff members ahead of the new academic year. The layoffs are part of budget reductions as university leadership take "a cautious approach" to 2026 spending...

Vice President Nucci retires after decades of service

Vice President Nucci retires after decades of service

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor June 18, 2025

Suffolk’s Senior Vice President of External Affairs John Nucci announced his retirement after nearly twenty years of service and over forty years since his own Suffolk graduation. Nucci first joined...

Playoff defeats end Suffolk sports championship pushes early

Playoff defeats end Suffolk sports championship pushes early

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor May 10, 2025

This week in Suffolk University sports: Baseball and softball handed quick playoff exits and track & field wraps up season at pair of meets. Baseball handed back-to-back playoff losses Baseball...

Suffolk University Police Department vehicle outside Samia Academic Center.

Kelly issues update on SUPD arming

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief April 23, 2025

Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly announced the next step in the arming of the university’s police officers in a statement to the community April 16. The announcement included the final report...

The finish line of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street.

Annual Boston Marathon draws large crowds to Boston’s downtown streets

Michael Najarian and Nancy Gonzales April 22, 2025

Thousands of people packed the streets of downtown Boston April 21 for the 129th annual Boston Marathon, watching as the course record was broken and Kenyan elite runners won the men’s and women’s...

(L-R) Joseph Quinn, Michael Gandolfini, Joe Macaulay, Henrique Zaga, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter, Kit Connor, Noah Centineo, Taylor John Smith, Adain Bradley, Cosmo Jarvis, Charles Melton

Bringing back the reality of war to movies with ‘Warfare’

Keely Menyhart, Arts and Entertainment Editor April 22, 2025

The newest A24 war movie, “Warfare,” hit theaters, released April 11, leaving audiences more shocked than patriotic while watching the true horrors of conflict. Written and directed by Alex Garland,...

Why we still love ‘Pride and Prejudice’ most ardently

Why we still love ‘Pride and Prejudice’ most ardently

Michaela Buckley, Arts and Entertainment Editor April 22, 2025

It’s been 20 years since director Joe Wright introduced us to one of the best adaptations of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.” On April 20, romance lovers from all over returned to theaters...

Around the world: Pope Francis dies at 88, Two die in Florida State shooting, Second Hegseth group chat revealed war plans, Harvard sues Trump administration

Around the world: Pope Francis dies at 88, Two die in Florida State shooting, Second Hegseth group chat revealed war plans, Harvard sues Trump administration

Leo Woods and Zoe Toperosky April 22, 2025

Pope Francis, first Latin American and Jesuit pontiff, dies at 88 Church bells tolled across the world to mourn the life of Pope Francis, who died at 88 in Rome April 21, one day after Easter Sunday....

This week in SGA: Resolution draft supporting faculty censure brought to senate floor

This week in SGA: Resolution draft supporting faculty censure brought to senate floor

Victoria White, Opinion Editor April 22, 2025

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association brought a draft resolution supporting the faculty censure against the university president and the Board of Trustees chair to the floor at its second-to-last...

After the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's second term, Suffolk students have mixed reactions about the actions and policies that have followed.

After 100 days, Suffolk students have mixed reactions to Trump’s second term

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer April 22, 2025

Since taking office Jan. 20, President Donald Trump has fundamentally shaken the foundation of the United States more than any other president before him. So far, Trump has signed over 129 executive orders,...

Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings education, resources to Suffolk

Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings education, resources to Suffolk

Zoe Toperosky, Asst. News Editor April 22, 2025

Editors note: This article contains discussions of sexual violence. This April marks the 24th annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month. “Together we act, united we change” is the slogan for this year,...

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