Copley Square was bordered with white booths where volunteers served food, showcased art, and sponsors greeted guests. Across the street, the outside of the Boston Public Library was busy with pedestrians...

By Sylvain Guiler Many waves of nationalism have swept through Europe since the beginning of the 21st century. This trend is intensifying as Scotland will vote for its independence from the United...

The following data represents the international student population of Suffolk University for Fall 2013. Source: International Students Services Office and Institutional Research and Assessment. Top...

Borders are made to divide things and to control things. There are also natural boundaries, such as mountains and oceans, that centuries ago kept our ancestors in different regions separated from each...

By Annie Walsh What do tales such as Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet or Othello have in common? They share a kind of forbidden love that rips apart a family and the lives that intermingle within the...

Sex: a spiritual activity between lovers, a man’s obligation to his wife, or a simple act of pleasure? As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Suffolk’s Hillel and the interfaith center held Kosher...

Armenia is a small country that lays just above the northern fringes of the Middle East in the Caucasus Mountains. Its unique position in the world, at the crossroads of Iran, Turkey, the Arab world, and...

Over the last several days, the worsening crisis in Ukraine has escalated rapidly. Inspired by the events in Crimea, pro-Russian militias and activists have seized control of government buildings in several...

The numbers are on our side. The future is on our side, but what are numbers without action to shape the future? In a two-day conference April 4 - 5, Harvard Law school hosted its seventeenth annual...

By: Vassili Stroganov and Jeremy Hayes The world prepares for the big stage to open in Brazil as the World Cup kicks off. Every group has teams that are potential winners, but the field has plenty...

The challenges of the international student do not end at graduation. Although school serves as a place to become acculturated with a new home, the differences in cultures go beyond the classroom and into...