By Nickolas O'Malley   The recent scandal involving the German carmaker Volkswagen has far-reaching consequences for the environment. It sets a precedent not unlike the one set by BP in the...

The class Modern Lens on Spain took photojournalism to a new level, focusing on political issues this past summer with adjunct Professor Ken Martin. “The class exceeded all my expectations,” said...

By Patrick Holmes   International students make up a large part of the Suffolk community and continue to enrich the diversity here. Students in general have different ways of adapting to college...

President Obama told his administration this month to start to increase the number of Syrian refugees the U.S. accepts each year for resettlement to 100,000 each year, according to The New York Times. Clinical...

It’s astonishing how fast time goes by. And, after nearly six months abroad, I will be returning to my home in Boston, a jump across the pond from where I spent a semester in London. I will be on U.S....

The long process international students must undergo to land a job or internship while studying in the United States has some students concerned with Suffolk University’s system of helping its students...

In 2011, Suffolk University announced plans to close its Dakar campus stating financial reasons, which still has faculty questioning the decision. The campus located in Senegal was considered by Suffolk...

When the Iraqi city of Ramadi fell from control of the government to the Islamic State in March, American and Iraqi leaders alike demanded a new strategy, a new effort to beat back the terrorist group....

Last month, in one of my writing classes at Westminster, I was able to work with playwright Ben Musgrave. He had the entire class do one particular exercise where we drew geographical maps using dots...

  To say I am disappointed by the recent attacks on foreigners in South Africa is an understatement. It saddens me  that South Africans are killing fellow Africans. It is even more disturbing...

For seven days in December, two professors and 15 students will take a trip to South America to immerse themselves in global businesses in Brazil. The Global Travel Seminars are overseen by Sawyer Business...

By Abbey Wilson Running late on Wednesday, I hurried to the Holocaust memorial on Congress Street. It was Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. An annual gathering there drew a small crowd, mainly...