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The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

Suffolk Model UN attends the National Model United Nations in New York City April 5. Courtesy of Avary Bond.

Suffolk Model UN wins big in New York City

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 17, 2024

Suffolk University’s Model United Nations brought home the second-highest award in their most recent collegiate conference in New York City April 5. This was the first time since 2019 the team has...

A banner displaying the features of Workday Student in the Sawyer lobby.

Students grapple with new platform during course registration

E.C. Repp, Journal Contributor April 17, 2024

As the spring semester draws to a close and Suffolk University students begin preparing for their next semester, Suffolk switched from using WebAdvisor and SelfService for student resources to Workday...

Michaels Minute: Suffolk sports weekly roundup

Michael’s Minute: Suffolk sports weekly roundup

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor April 16, 2024

This week in Suffolk University sports: baseball goes .500, softball stumbles, men’s tennis handed pair of shutouts, golf continues spring slate, track & field divides forces. Baseball had a six-game...

TD Garden before a Boston Bruins game against the Vegas Golden Knights Feb. 29. The Bruins defeated the Golden Knights 5-4.

Bruins play-by-play broadcaster Edwards announces retirement

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor April 16, 2024

Jack Edwards, the TV play-by-play voice of the Boston Bruins for the last 19 years, has announced his retirement at the conclusion of the season. Edwards had a 45-year career in sports journalism and...

Actors interact with the audience using queue cards with directions.

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ tests boundaries and unites audiences at Modern Theatre

Isabella Tecchio, Journal Contributor April 16, 2024

Suffolk University's production of “It Can’t Happen Here” opened at Modern Theater  April 11 and created a hysterical show of the theatrics of American politics. Based on the political dystopian...

TD Garden after the Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 119-94 March 18.

Celtics gearing up for championship push

Jamie Taris, Managing Editor April 16, 2024

The Boston Celtics concluded their 2024 regular season campaign Sunday with a 132-122 win over the Washington Wizards, and will now turn their attention to the playoffs in pursuit of championship number...

Grays newest 80s synth album Found Heaven released April 5.

Conan Gray’s newest album brings fans to ‘Heaven’

Cassidy Blaha, Journal Contributer April 16, 2024

The scene of music is changing, and it’s going backwards — '80s synth songs are back again with Conan Gray releasing his third studio album “Found Heaven” April 5. With a drastic shift in sound...

From left to right Julia Valanzola and Avery Jipping posing with Wally the Green Monster.

Suffolk students face the Green Monster

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 16, 2024

Suffolk University PAO students sang their hearts out at Fenway Park as they kicked off Fenway’s College Series, singing the National Anthem before the Boston Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles game April...

Senior pitcher Garret Roberts throws a pitch during baseballs 11-4 loss to Lasell University March 3.

Baseball leaves Emerson in the dust in Marathon Monday rout

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor April 16, 2024

Suffolk University baseball hosted the Emerson College Lions on Marathon Monday, winning via the mercy rule in eight innings by a 16-6 score. The Rams won their 22nd straight game against Emerson with...

Boston Strong merchandise being sold at the starting line of the Boston Marathon.

OPINION: Boston’s heart bleeds blue and yellow: A city remains united

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 16, 2024

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...

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled to enforce an 1864 abortion law which could prosecute doctors who provide abortions.

OPINION: Upholding abortion laws of the past hinders the future of America

Brooklyn Leighton, Opinion Editor April 16, 2024

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...

City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston

City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston

Joshua Yanes, Staff Writer April 16, 2024

Boston City Council discussed creating an office for pest control in the City of Boston, hearings to address problem properties and a call for support of a bill that would enhance the safety of buses during...

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