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Chelsea Cutler and Jeremy Zucker bring a heartfelt and poignant experience to listeners once again with 'brent iii'

Chelsea Cutler and Jeremy Zucker bring a heartfelt and poignant experience to listeners once again with ‘brent iii’

William Fithian, Asst. Arts Editor November 19, 2024

Chelsea Cutler and Jeremy Zucker return with another poignant, heartfelt and tear-jerking collaborative album, “brent iii.” Released Nov. 1, this third installment of their “brent” series captured...

The members of 'Who's Askin'' performing Nov. 15.

Whos Askin’ puts on another showstopping SNL-like performance

Tavadriana Wolfe, Staff Writer November 19, 2024

It was standing room only for Suffolk’s sketch comedy group, Who’s Askin’, who once again put on a fantastic show Nov. 15, this time joined by Suffolk’s in-house rock band, The Common.  “This...

Dora-Liisa Meriste and Carson Stiles rocking out at Ned Divine's.

Suffolk students rock out at Ned Devine’s

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor April 23, 2024

The Common rocked the house down at Ned Devine’s Irish Pub April 17 at Faneuil Hall for their annual semester concert. Kicking off the concert with Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ On A Prayer,” newest...

SUPD Lieutenant Ramon Nunez and  Captain Gerard Coletta at a SGA meeting Feb. 9, 2022.

‘Throwing more guns at a problem doesn’t create less violence’: Students grapple with prospect of arming SUPD

Shealagh Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief February 27, 2024

Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly and Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert Lamb spoke to the Student Government Association Feb. 15, resurfacing the possibility of arming the university’s police...

The U.S. Capitol building.

Mike Johnson sworn in as newest House speaker

Avery Martin, Journal Contributor October 31, 2023

Mike Johnson was sworn in as speaker of the House of Representatives Oct. 25, ending a three-week search for a new speaker after the ousting of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Johnson, the representative...

Fans file into Gillette Stadium before the Patriots play the Bills in 2019.

OPINION: Bill Belichick is washed up, it’s time to move on

Jamie Taris, Managing Editor October 30, 2023

Four years ago, the New England Patriots were the standard of excellence in the National Football League. The Patriots were always Super Bowl favorites and fans expected a win on Sundays with Tom Brady...

A Bowdoin bound train stands by at Bowdoin station.

MBTA proposes Red-Blue connector project, permanent shutdown of Bowdoin station

Jack Gosselin, Journal Contributor October 25, 2023

The MBTA held a two-part series of public meetings on Oct. 16 and 19 about the long proposed Red-Blue connector project.  The project, originally proposed 99 years ago in December 1924, will cost upwards...

Anonymous social media app Fizz made its way to Suffolk's campus.

Fizz: The app that’s shaking up Suffolk

Julia Capraro, Editor-at-Large October 24, 2023

The new anonymous social media app Fizz has made its way to Suffolk University students. The presence on campus brought new users to the app and generated some buzz within the student body, with paid...

OPINION: RFK Jr is America's last hope for national unity

OPINION: RFK Jr is America’s last hope for national unity

Aidan Burns, Journal Contributor October 17, 2023

For the entirety of the modern era, the two-party system has dominated politics in America. Both Republicans and Democrats have all of the power at the state and federal levels. Because of this restricting...

OPINION:  Robert Kennedy Jr. will not win the presidential race- here’s why

OPINION: Robert Kennedy Jr. will not win the presidential race- here’s why

Ellie Gregory, Journal Contributor October 17, 2023

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., current presidential candidate and nephew of former Democratic President John F. Kennedy has chosen to run as an independent instead of with the Democratic party. This decision will...

OPINION: Shelving the past: bookstores are fading from our streets

OPINION: Shelving the past: bookstores are fading from our streets

Elise Coelho, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

Have you ever experienced the sensation of stepping into a bookstore and all around you are countless volumes full of uncharted, enchanted realms of boundless wisdom? Well, that might be ending before...

OPINION: NFL fans need to calm down

OPINION: NFL fans need to calm down

Tracy LaCara, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

Fall is finally here and the football season is in full swing.  Fans around the country are tuning in every Sunday to watch their favorite teams face off. This year, however, there are more fans than...

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