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OPINION: TSPMO (This shutdown is politically mismanaged and outrageous)

OPINION: TSPMO (This shutdown is politically mismanaged and outrageous)

Jordan Chantha, Journal Contributor October 21, 2025

As this piece goes to press, the United States has entered the third week of its federal shutdown and shows no hope or sign of reopening any time soon.  As of Oct. 18, the 18th day of the shutdown,...

Courtesy of the AI Club

New AI club plans to prepare students for AI in the workforce

Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor October 7, 2025

Suffolk’s upcoming AI club made a sudden appearance on students’ Instagram recommended feed, leading some to wonder what an AI club may entail.  AI, in this case, can range from large language...

Panel speakers John Ward and Elizabeth Matos.

Constitution Day brings panel on rights, activism to Suffolk

Simone Alcindor, Journal Contributor September 30, 2025

On Sept. 22 Suffolk celebrated Constitution Day with a panel featuring GLBTQ Legal Advocates and Defenders Founder and Activist John Ward, and Chief of the Massachusetts Attorney General Office’s Civil...

The Bagnówka Cemetery in Poland.

Suffolk Students Restore the Bagnówka Cemetery in Poland

Elise Coelho, Staff Writer September 23, 2025

Imagine trading classrooms for a hands-on, once-in-a-lifetime learning and volunteering experience. That's what four other Suffolk University students and I did this past August. For two weeks, we immersed...

OPINION: The pragmatic conversation about AI continues

OPINION: The pragmatic conversation about AI continues

Ralph Cassagnol, Journal Contributor April 1, 2025

As ChatGPT rolled out, many questions arose, primarily from those who viewed it as a threat.  Firstly, artists of all disciplines feared that new technology had the potential to devalue their creations...

OPINION: The WNBA has earned the same admiration as NBA

OPINION: The WNBA has earned the same admiration as NBA

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor April 1, 2025

Let’s imagine you are a kid who is exceptionally talented at the sport you love, in this case we’ll use basketball as an example.  It becomes your life, your passion and even further, your career. You...

OPINION: Gulf of Mexico receives unwanted Trump rebrand

OPINION: Gulf of Mexico receives unwanted Trump rebrand

Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor February 18, 2025

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Jan. 20 that declared the Gulf of Mexico to be renamed to Gulf of America as a part of an initiative to “restore American pride in the history of American...

OPINION: An ocean apart: The feeling of studying 3,891 miles away

OPINION: An ocean apart: The feeling of studying 3,891 miles away

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor February 11, 2025

I do not think that my adolescent self would ever think when I grew up I’d be embarrassed to be an American, introducing myself in a foreign country with my homeland whispered under my breath. I remember...

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 28, 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...

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