International spring break trips cancelled, Suffolk warns students abroad amid coronavirus concerns

Amy Koczera

It was just two weeks ago on February 21st that sophomore...

The future is weak for the Colorado River

Olivia Acevedo

The volume of water in the Colorado River has been slowly shrinking due to rising temperatures. This freshwater resource is responsible for providing water to 40 million people, and has recently seen significant scarcities that could lead to critical...

‘A Night Around the World’ shows off Suffolk’s diversity

James Bratlett

The Asian American Association (AAA) hosted “A Night Around the World,” a cultural fashion show this past Thursday, Feb. 20. The celebration took place in the basement cafeteria of the Leonard J. Samia Academic Center. AAA had converted the area...

Migrants deported to El Salvador targeted by gangs, face violence

Gonzalo Echeverria

Over 100 migrants that were deported back to El Salvador over the last few years were murdered within a short time of arriving back in their home country. At the beginning of February 2020, the Human Rights Watch released a comprehensive evaluation of...

Climate change is real, No cap(s)

Olivia Acevedo

The icebergs have been cracking in Antarctica, as temperatures have reached a record of 69.3 degrees Fahrenheit or 20.75 degrees Celsius. Scientists monitoring the continent in the northern area, called Seymour Island, reported the measurement, according...

Young Arab leaders unite to form new community on campus

Alexa DiFiore

Suffolk University’s Young Arab Leaders Association (YALA) was established on campus in 2015. While the club has not been very active since it was first created, Suffolk students started to revamp the club this year. YALA vice president Fehr AlMehdar,...