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The 2025 Black Excellence Award recipients pose for a photo with Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly. Courtesy of Jaylen Gomez.

‘I am Black, I am proud;’ Suffolk recognizes community members at Black Excellence Awards

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief March 25, 2025

Suffolk University community members gathered to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of the university’s Black staff, students and alumni during the annual Celebration of Black Excellence...

Filmmakers of the "Mayor of Lowell" documentary premiered the film at the Modern Theatre March 21.

Suffolk alumni honor first Cambodian mayor in US with documentary film

Ashlynn Dean, Journal Contributor March 25, 2025

Two Suffolk University alumni came together to direct and produce the documentary film "Mayor of Lowell," which tells the story of Sokhary Chan Chau, the first Cambodian-American mayor elected in the United...

A series of sketches at "The Quiet in the Land: Everyday Life, Contemporary Art, and the Shakers"

‘Communion’ and community: Inside the lives of the Shakers

Ella Santanelli, Copy Editor March 25, 2025

The Institute for Contemporary Art reopened a past exhibition to highlight a small community of Christians called the Shakers who are recognized for their simple living, furniture design, architecture...

Around the world: Cambridge City Councilor named in high-end brothel case, 23AndMe files for bankruptcy, Oscar-winning Palestinian director released from Israeli prison, Atlantic editor exposes national security threats

Around the world: Cambridge City Councilor named in high-end brothel case, 23AndMe files for bankruptcy, Oscar-winning Palestinian director released from Israeli prison, Atlantic editor exposes national security threats

Kamdyn Sargent, Julia Capraro, and Zoe Toperosky March 25, 2025

Cambridge City Councilor named in high-end brothel case, vows to remain in position A brothel ring being operated in luxury apartments in Cambridge-area neighborhoods and through Washington, D.C. has...

Sam Fender creates a legacy with third album

Sam Fender creates a legacy with third album

Keely Menyhart, Arts and Entertainment Editor March 25, 2025

United Kingdom music powerhouse, Sam Fender, released his third studio album, “People Watching,” Feb 21, giving fans a seamless masterpiece after a long four-year wait.  Fender entered the music...

(Left to right) Joey Pisani, Lindsey Salek, Elauna Harris-Jones, Maya Callahan from Suffolk Intertextuals and Kaylee Sanchez at the used book sale benefiting people affected by the California wildfires. Courtesy of Lindsey Salek.

Suffolk University’s Young Feminist Party mobilizes student activists on campus

Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer March 25, 2025

A new force for student activism has arrived at Suffolk University. The Young Feminist Party, which formed its Suffolk chapter in January, is a student-led intersectional feminist organization committed...

The "Maki Market" in the lobby of the Sawyer building opened March 17, serving a variety of sushi and poke bowls made fresh to order.

Fresh ‘Maki Market’ opens at Suffolk

Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor March 25, 2025

What was once Sawyer Cafe has updated its selection for the spring semester. Students can now use the Boost app to order a variety of hand-made sushi and poke bowls from the first-floor dining space in...

Leslie Steiner (left) and Elise Wainwright (right) holding the Commonwealth Coast Conference championship trophy in 2023 (courtesy of Leslie Steiner).

‘You instill a lot of confidence in her:’ Women’s hockey’s Steiner reflects on impactful four-year Suffolk career

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor March 25, 2025

Content warning: The following contains mentions of suicide Arriving at Suffolk University after what she called a “stunted college process,” Leslie Steiner was sold on playing for a new women’s...

Tim Barry racing at the Suffolk relays meet Jan. 11 (courtesy of Sophia DiNanno).

Barry and Dorion make track and field history with national championship bid

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor March 25, 2025

Indoor track teammates Tim Barry and Amalia Dorion made program history at the NCAA Division III indoor track & field championships, becoming the first pair of Suffolk University athletes to represent...

Suffolk sports continue early season struggles in up and down week

Suffolk sports continue early season struggles in up and down week

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor March 25, 2025

This week in Suffolk University sports: baseball and softball return from Florida trip, lacrosse wraps up non-conference schedule and men’s tennis remains winless. Baseball returns with two win week Baseball...

George W. Bush signs into law the No Child Left Behind Act at Hamilton High School in Hamilton, Ohio.

OPINION: History has been forgotten in the American education system

Ella Santanelli, Copy Editor March 25, 2025

Have you ever been in a position in your adult life where you learned about a historical event for the first time or found out the truth about an event where you had the facts wrong without knowing and...

SGA presidential candidates Ruby Walsh, Andrew Gomes and Charlie Reyna-Demes speak at the candidates forum.

SGA election results: Charlie Reyna-Demes to lead fresh Suffolk student leadership board

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief March 5, 2025

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association’s newest executive board for the 2025-2026 academic year has been announced. Here are Suffolk’s newest student leaders:   President:...

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