By: Roy Ben-Joseph Lots of things come to my mind when I hear the word Germany. While those things can be good or evil, bright or dark, based on the last 500 years, it always brings one word to mind:...

By: Lucie Coppola This weekend The French Theatrical Foundation presented "Marie-Antoinette In Her Own Words" at the Modern Theatre. The French Theatrical Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated...

Eid el-Adha is the second of the two Eids, or holidays, that is celebrated by Muslims during the lunar calendar.  It takes place on the 10th day of the last month, which is called Dhu al-hijjah, in the...

As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month, Suffolk student affairs hosted a movie night last Thursday in which the film “Sangre de mi Sangre” was shown in Donahue 403. The event was open for any of Suffolk’s...

On Oct. 5, two assaults took place in North Africa by U.S Special Forces units.  One took place in Libya where the U.S apprehended a fugitive on the UN al-Qaeda watch-list with a $5 million bounty on...

The failed raid on the al-Shabaab compound in Barawe, Somalia, is the new hot button issue of discussion and is leaving a plethora of paranoia and confusion in its wake. U.S. forces were trying to apprehend...

The following story features Fernanda Merayo, a Suffolk University student born in Costa Rica. Merayo also lived in Spain during her early childhood, but moved back to her home country where she graduated...

Case 004  shares the story of Anchal Vasandani, a freshman at Suffolk University majoring in marketing. Vasandani was born in Jakarta, Indonesia, where she attended the Jakarta International School. In...

At first glance, the mild-mannered Malalai Joya does not pose an intimidating figure. Joya, a new mother as of eight months ago, speaks softly and chooses which words of her second language she would like...

Russia has recently taken a lot of flak from around the world, especially from the Western media and governments, regarding its new laws prohibiting “homosexual propaganda.” The backlash against these...

In the past months, Russia has been the central focus to the international campaigns promoting equal recognition for LGBTQ people. From politicians proposing bills allowing for authorities to take...

Hispanic Heritage Month began in the United States in 1968 during President Lyndon Johnson’s administration. It is a month marked by celebrations of the rich cultures of the Spanish speaking world as...