Suffolk University’s Asian American Association hosted its annual Cultural Show featuring comedian Sherry Cola.
Announcements for AAA’s Cultural Show advertised a fun and social atmosphere –...
The dramatic and realistic effects of the climate crisis have taken their toll on Lake Powell in Albuquerque, N. Mex. As one of the largest reservoirs in the country, this lake has been severely diminished,...
Grace Dreher, Asst. World News Editor
• March 30, 2022
Suffolk University’s UNIDAD and Pasión Latina held a salsa dance workshop instructed by Clauder Aspilaire, the founder of Pasión Latina, on March 28.
Aspilaire instructed approximately 30 students...
When students hear the phrase “studying abroad,” everyone pictures something different and everyone goes abroad for their own reasons.
Personally, I wanted to learn and gain insight on a new culture,...
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is suffering its fourth mass bleaching in the last six years, according to the reef’s managers.
Bleaching is caused when water temperatures are warmer than normal....
Cardboard signs donned cries for peace in Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and English. Bright blue and yellow decorated the sidewalk as Ukrainian flags waved in the wind. Chanting, cars honking and motorcycles...
Grace Dreher, Asst. World News Editor
• March 9, 2022
Suffolk University UNICEF held an informational event to spread awareness about domestic abuse, child marriage and resources for victims of violence on March 2.
The event featured guest speaker Kourou...
Suffolk University’s International Relations Club hosted two congressmen and a retired German ambassador to speak to students on March 2 about the importance of international relations and current events.
The...
Thousands of refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine have sought asylum in neighboring Poland, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week.
After eight years of stalemate war beginning in 2014 when...
SUMUN will be headed to New York City from April 3 to April 7, representing the nation of Libya at a conference, according to Charles Gobert, SUMUN president. The club also attended a conference hosted...
“Reading the hieroglyphs defines, nowadays, Egyptology,” said Dimitri Laboury at The Harvard Museum of Science & Culture webinar, “On the Literacy and Education of Ancient Egyptian Artists,”...
As I had done more and more work as a photographer in Boston, the weather and how it changes has become unavoidable, and it’s scary to me sometimes.
I grew up in New England and I’m used to the...
