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Biden administration to decide on fate of Willow Project

Biden administration to decide on fate of Willow Project

William Woodring and Maren Halpin March 7, 2023

President Joe Biden’s administration is expected to make a final decision on the Willow Project, an oil drilling project in Alaska’s Natural Petroleum Reserve, in the coming days. The project has sparked...

CUES hosts Katharine Lange to discuss human impact on Mass. rivers

CUES hosts Katharine Lange to discuss human impact on Mass. rivers

Kayla Blonigen, Asst. Copy Editor February 28, 2023

The Center for Urban Ecology and Sustainability at Suffolk University hosted Katharine Lange, policy specialist for the Massachusetts River Alliance, on Feb. 23 to discuss the challenges Massachusetts...

SEAA E-board members share information on getting involved with students interested at a meeting. The SEAA meets every other Tuesday from 5-6:30 p.m. in Samia 114.

Southeast Asian Association aims to promote inclusion at Suffolk

Julie Huynh, Journal Contributor February 28, 2023

The Southeast Asian Association began meeting for the first time this semester and is aiming to promote inclusion and highlight Southeast Asian culture on campus.  The SEAA was created with a mission...

Protests continue in Iran over women's rights, government crackdown

Protests continue in Iran over women’s rights, government crackdown

Shealagh Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief February 23, 2023

Protesters took to the streets in cities across Iran on Feb. 17 for the first time in weeks, re-sparking demonstrations that have been taking place for months in the country. Calls of “Death to the...

Historic earthquake hits home for Suffolk students

Historic earthquake hits home for Suffolk students

Leo Woods, Photo Editor February 14, 2023

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the area near Gaziantep, Turkey, during the early hours of Feb. 6, and its effects stretched over the border into northern Syria. As of Feb. 14, over 40,000 people have...

Harvard museum revamps climate exhibit

Harvard museum revamps climate exhibit

Julia Capraro, Staff Writer February 8, 2023

The Harvard Museum of Natural History recently revamped its climate change exhibition. The new rendition of the exhibit builds upon the original but now includes more interactive displays, videos and even...

German officials agree to fast-track end of coal mining

German officials agree to fast-track end of coal mining

Lina Gildenstern, Graduate Contributor February 7, 2023

In October 2022, German economics ministers Robert Habeck and Mona Neubauer signed an agreement with the energy company RWE to fast-track the end of coal mining to 2030, instead of 2038, as previously...

World Cup sparks human rights controversies

World Cup sparks human rights controversies

Sarah Roberts, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

The FIFA World Cup in Qatar has sparked an abundance of controversial conversations all over the world, from human rights violations to LGBTQ+ rights. Qatar won the bid to host the 2022 World Cup in...

Crowds gather to wait for the royals' welcome event to begin in City Hall Plaza.

It’s raining, it’s pouring, the royals are touring

Elise Coelho, Staff Writer December 6, 2022

Prince William and Princess Catherine landed at Logan International Airport on Nov. 30, for a round of visits with community leaders and organizations around the Boston area leading up to the Earthshot...

Interfaith Center displays altars for Día de Los Muertos

Interfaith Center displays altars for Día de Los Muertos

Nancy Gonzales, Journal Contributor November 9, 2022

Suffolk University’s Interfaith Center set up two altars for students to be able to celebrate Día de Los Muertos.  The Interfaith Center collaborated with Professor Iani del Rosario Moreno, an associate...

Britain ushers in third Prime Minister in two months

Britain ushers in third Prime Minister in two months

West Duwaji, Staff Writer November 9, 2022

After a hurried Conservative Party leadership race as a result of Liz Truss's resignation after only 44 days in office — the shortest tenure of any British prime minister in history — Rishi Sunak was...

Two emperor penguins wander across the Antarctic landscape.

Climate change threatens emperor penguins

Emily Collins, Staff Writer November 1, 2022

Emperor penguins are now protected under the Endangered Species Act, due to the detrimental impacts of climate change. The Endangered Species Act provides conservation of threatened and endangered plants...

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