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Russian speaking students find friendships across borders

While Suffolk’s student body consists of a great...

Suffolk Climate Watch: Deadly viruses spreading to marine mammals

A warming climate is said to be contributing to the recent suffering of marine mammals contracting a deadly virus. It is documented to be sweeping the northern Pacific Ocean, according to NBC News. Scientists have been scratching their heads with data...

First-generation international student Xin Yi Yap shatters stereotypes

Alexa DiFiore

To be an international and first generation student...

Suffolk to bring sustainability to Costa Rica in new course

Olivia Acevedo

Spring break for the Suffolk University Sawyer Business School will consist of a trip to Costa Rica for the very first time. This trip of a lifetime will be attended by students interested in the course attached to the trip called Sustainability in Costa...

Suffolk Climate Watch: Is California becoming unlivable?

Olivia Acevedo

California has been ferociously burning due to the most destructive wildfires in the state’s history, according to the New York Times. The past three years have especially began to take a toll on the land and the people inhabiting it. The past two...

Suffolk Climate Watch: Ecuador responds to climate change protesters

Olivia Acevedo

The day has finally come for peace in Ecuador. After nearly two weeks of violent protests opposing the country’s new fossil fuels policy, Ecuador is making changes in response to climate change. The people of Ecuador and their president have successfully...

Suffolk veteran responds to U.S. military action overseas

Murat Metshin

While the country prepares to celebrate Veterans Day next week, one Suffolk University veteran has spoken out about his experience in the military and the current motives of the U.S. military. As a recruitment & education adviser in the Veteran Upward...

Award-winning Israeli author shares personal stories with Suffolk community

Avery Gallagher

The Suffolk University community had the privilege...

Mexican Student Association provides sought after community for students on campus

Leo Castaneda-Pineda

With such a diverse student body from a variety of...

South Asian Student Association seeks to collaborate with cultures across campus

Amy Koczera

On a campus that capitalizes itself on diversity, the...

One year later, INTO students thrive with Suffolk support

Amy Koczera

“If I stayed in Brazil, I wouldn’t be in a university.” Felipe...

World News Brief: Islamic State leader killed in U.S. military operation

Nick Viveiros

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Iraqi national who founded and led the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), was killed in a violent raid in Syria, President Donald Trump announced Sunday morning. According to the president, al-Baghdadi died after “running...

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