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O'Neil makes difficult decision to hang up the skates due to upper body injury
Suffolk president, Trustees chair face faculty censure vote
Suffolk acknowledged by ALL IN for student civic engagement
Suffolk lecturer illustrates paw-fect stamp honoring late Betty White
Love of soccer leads grad students to Suffolk to continue playing career
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Boston anti-abortion 'Men's March' meets resistance, ends with multiple arrests

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Goaltender Lily O'Neil holding the CCC championship trophy in 2023 (courtesy of Vanessa Stuart).

O’Neil makes difficult decision to hang up the skates due to upper body injury

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor

December 10, 2024

Stellar December wraps up fall semester for Suffolk sports

Stellar December wraps up fall semester for Suffolk sports

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor

December 10, 2024

Midfielder Dan Colbert handles the ball against Western New England University in the Conference of New England semifinals Nov. 6. (courtesy of Dan Colbert)

Love of soccer leads grad students to Suffolk to continue playing career

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor

December 10, 2024

Danny Yardemian dribbles the ball while battling with guard Malik Gelinas Dec. 7.

Men’s basketball stomps Curry at home to pad winning streak

Liam McCall, Staff Writer • December 10, 2024

The Suffolk University Rams have continued their hot start to the season after a dominating win against the Curry College Colonels, 90-42 Saturday afternoon. This...

Sophomore goalkeeper Nathan Harlow holding the ball during the Conference of New England championship game.

Consistency pays off for goalkeeper Harlow in breakout season

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor • November 19, 2024

Suffolk sports deal with setbacks in action-packed week

Suffolk sports deal with setbacks in action-packed week

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor • November 19, 2024

Junior forward Diego Pierantozzi and Roger Williams forward Will Schiffer battling for the ball.

Men’s soccer seniors reflect after NCAA tournament loss to Connecticut College

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor • November 19, 2024

The women's cross country team on the start line at the NCAA East regional (courtesy of Cole Bolduc).

Women’s cross country sets program record at NCAA East regional

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor • November 19, 2024

Sophomore forward Aiden Levee-Oshiro shoots the puck while falling to the ice.

Women’s hockey splits two game weekend against Johnson & Wales

Victoria White, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024

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Ram Roundup: A changing of the seasons
December 6, 2023
Jamie Taris, Michael Najarian, and William Woodring
Ram Roundup
Ram Roundup: A glance back at October
November 3, 2023
Jamie Taris and Leo Woods
Ram Roundup
Ram Roundup: A semester of Suffolk sports through the lens of Journal photographers
December 7, 2022
Jamie Taris, Leo Woods, and JD Conte
Ram Roundup
RAM ROUNDUP: Ram’s stumble into October
October 4, 2022
James Bartlett, Senior Photo editor

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Endicott College

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Dec 10 / Men's Basketball
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Endicott College

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Dec 10 / Women's Basketball
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UMass Boston Invitational

Dec 8 / Women's Track and Field
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Dec 8 / Men's Track and Field
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Johnson & Wales University

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Dec 7 / Men's Ice Hockey
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Curry College

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Dec 7 / Women's Ice Hockey
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Curry College

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Dec 7 / Men's Basketball
Suffolk University

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Curry College

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Dec 7 / Women's Basketball
Suffolk University

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Colyear-Danville season opener

Dec 7 / Women's Track and Field
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Early Bird Invitational

Dec 7 / Men's Track and Field

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ARTS: It was standing room only for Suffolk’s sk

ARTS: It was standing room only for Suffolk’s sketch comedy group, Who’s Askin’, who once again put on a fantastic show Nov. 15, this time joined by Suffolk’s in-house rock band, The Common. ⁠
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“This is the first time we’ve done anything like this since I joined the group,” said Killian Maree, the president of the comedy troupe. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Tavadriana Wolfe, Staff Writer.

SPORTS: Suffolk University men’s soccer goalkeep

SPORTS: Suffolk University men’s soccer goalkeeper Nathan Harlow was named Conference of New England’s Most Important Player in the postseason after he helped lead the men’s soccer team to their conference championship win and to the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Rams brought the CNE championship home to Boston, as well as putting up a fight against Connecticut College as Harlow guarded the net against one of the best Division III offenses in the nation.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor.

NEWS: Feminism has sparked decades long backlash a

NEWS: Feminism has sparked decades long backlash as the movement continues to challenge societal norms that do not promote equality based on gender and sex. As the reality of the results following the 2024 presidential election set in, many are trying to figure out what the future of feminism will hold under the second Trump administration. ⁠
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The idea of feminism is an identity, a movement, a form of resistance and so much more. It can mean different things to different people.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer.

ARTS: The brilliant FX series “Say Nothing” de

ARTS: The brilliant FX series “Say Nothing” debuted Nov. 14 and depicts the harrowing true events that occurred during The Troubles in Northern Ireland, proving itself to be a monumental addition to the historical nonfiction genre. ⁠
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It’s 1971, the height of The Troubles, a three-decade-long conflict between Protestant loyalists and Catholic nationalists, when sisters Dolours and Marian Price join the Irish Republican Army, becoming the first full-time female members of the provisional military group. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Brooklyn Leighton, Managing Editor.

SPORTS: Suffolk University women’s cross country

SPORTS: Suffolk University women’s cross country earned a fifth place finish at the NCAA Division III regionals Nov. 16, the best regionals placing in program history.⁠
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“This is a team that is more of a family than just a group of talented runners, and because of that they always find a way. They tend to be tougher than the other girls we race who might have faster times on paper. I just know when it gets tough, we’re gonna find a way when other teams can’t,” said head coach Will Feldman.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor.

ARTS: Fusion Dhamaka, Suffolk’s Bollywood fusio

ARTS: Fusion Dhamaka, Suffolk’s Bollywood fusion dance team, held their annual Fusion Fest on Nov. 15 in Sargent Hall. An annual event that combines culture, inclusivity, and community in a spectacular display of song and dance. Attendees were treated to an array of performances showcasing various cultural dance routines, captivating audiences with their energy and artistry.⁠
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The event offered catering and drinks, as well as, beautiful decorations that created a relaxing environment for spectators to watch the performers show off their carefully practiced skills. As the room filled with spectators and the lights dimmed, anticipation for the show grew. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer.

NEWS: Clashing values on abortion rights came to a

NEWS: Clashing values on abortion rights came to a head as the Men’s March to Abolish Abortion and Rally for Personhood was met with a large-scale counter-protest of people advocating for abortion rights in Boston Nov. 16. ⁠
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Several Suffolk University students attended to show their solidarity for pro-choice values. Suffolk student Susan Woods was one of them. Woods attended the protest with her two adult daughters and a group of other Suffolk students. One of Woods’ daughters was arrested during the protest. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer.

SPORTS: Suffolk University women’s hockey team b

SPORTS: Suffolk University women’s hockey team brought Johnson & Wales University into Ram country Nov. 15, leading to a decisive 4-0 shutout success in Conference of New England play. This win drives their season record up to 2-3-0 and 2-1-0 for their conference record. Both wins for the Rams this season have come on home ice.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Victoria White, Staff Writer.

A mini Journal museum! Two more additions still to

A mini Journal museum! Two more additions still to add for 2024! #boston #journalism #suffolkuniversity #studentjournalism

SPORTS: Suffolk University volleyball hosted the W

SPORTS: Suffolk University volleyball hosted the Western New England Golden Bears in the first round of the Conference of New England playoffs, with the Rams being swept 3-0 by the Golden Bears to end their season.⁠
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Facing off in postseason play for the first time since 2005, the match was close all night as both teams showed why they ended the regular season with the same record in conference play.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Sports Editor Michael Najarian.

ARTS: Boston’s Seaport has become a winter wonde

ARTS: Boston’s Seaport has become a winter wonderland with its annual Snowport festivities. To celebrate the oncoming holidays, Seaport dresses itself to the nines with an outdoors-style market, an abundance of string lights and special events to welcome the winter season. ⁠
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At Snowport, there is an endless array of things to do. There are so many vendors, each selling something different from their neighbors, making the perfect place to holiday shop for everyone you know. The ideal present opportunities are not the only appealing factor, with food vendors and sweet treats waiting around every corner. There are food trucks that house snacks from nearly every corner of the world. Warm drinks like apple cider or hot chocolate are a huge hit, especially with the chilly weather sweeping through the outdoor market. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Victoria White, Staff Writer.

NEWS: The 2024 presidential election resulted in a

NEWS: The 2024 presidential election resulted in a second non-consecutive term for former President Donald Trump. With the addition of a Republican Senate majority, a possible Republican House majority and a conservative Supreme Court, many Suffolk University students are left feeling scared and grieving. ⁠
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Initial reactions after the Associated Press formally called the next president of the United States in the early hours of Nov. 6 were shock, devastation, fear and, for some, relief. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story. Story by Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer.

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October 19, 2023
Julia Capraro, Editor-at-Large

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