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This week in SGA: Resolution draft supporting faculty censure brought to senate floor
After 100 days, Suffolk students have mixed reactions to Trump's second term
Aisling Crowley reflects on impactful four year Suffolk basketball career
Team spotlight: Suffolk baseball gains crucial ground in CNE playoff race
'They are simply a necessity for our future;' Amid threats to federal funding for education, students fear end of financial lifelines
Team Spotlight: Suffolk softball rises up standings after blazing start to CNE play
Suffolk University spring sports endure tough week of mixed midseason results
President Kelly affirms support for Suffolk’s international community

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The finish line of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street.

Annual Boston Marathon draws large crowds to Boston’s downtown streets

Michael Najarian and Nancy Gonzales

April 22, 2025

Forward Aisling Crowley making a pass during a game against Nichols College Feb. 22 (courtesy of Sophia DiNanno).

Aisling Crowley reflects on impactful four year Suffolk basketball career

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor

April 22, 2025

Suffolk sports bounce back strong as spring playoff push heats up

Suffolk sports bounce back strong as spring playoff push heats up

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor

April 22, 2025

Alex Sorenti-Burns throwing the ball during a home game against Nichols College April 6 (courtesy of Sophia DiNanno).

Team spotlight: Suffolk baseball gains crucial ground in CNE playoff race

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor • April 22, 2025

This week, Suffolk University baseball began a three game win streak, rising to sixth place in the Conference of New England. “The conference seems...

Catherine Carignan rounding second base during a game against Emerson College March 23 (courtesy of Sophia DiNanno).

Team Spotlight: Suffolk softball rises up standings after blazing start to CNE play

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor • April 15, 2025

Suffolk University spring sports endure tough week of mixed midseason results

Suffolk University spring sports endure tough week of mixed midseason results

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor • April 15, 2025

Freshman Tighe Hosman competing in the 60 meter hurdles at the USATF New England indoor track & field championships Feb. 23 (courtesy of Sophia DiNanno).

Outdoor track & field speeds into Suffolk record books

Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor • April 8, 2025

Suffolk spring sports stumble into conference play with tough week

Suffolk spring sports stumble into conference play with tough week

Michael Najarian, Sports Editor • April 8, 2025

Coburn on the attack during a 14-9 loss against UMass Boston March 6 (courtesy of Ally Colburn)

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Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer • April 8, 2025

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SPORTS: Team Spotlight | Suffolk University baseb

SPORTS: Team Spotlight | Suffolk University baseball began a three game win streak, rising to sixth place in the Conference of New England.⁠
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“The conference seems to be open for a playoff spot right now. We knew we had to turn it on this week,” said utility player Alex Sorenti-Burns. “It means a lot. We’ve struggled a lot in conference play so four wins in a row would mean a lot to us.”⁠
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The win streak started April 17 with a 13-7 victory over the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor.

ARTS: Suffolk University’s hip-hop dance troupe,

ARTS: Suffolk University’s hip-hop dance troupe, W!CKED, hosted their dance community showcase EXCLAMATION April 19, featuring teams from Suffolk University and other Boston colleges, and dance troupe’s from local communities.⁠
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The annual showcase aims to embrace the hip-hop community around Boston, bringing returning groups and new performances to a growing audience every year. W!CKED bolstered a team bigger than their previous showcases, with 28 members taking to the stage with their exceptional talent. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Julia Capraro, Digital Editor. Photos courtesy of Olivia Messer.

NEWS: In response to growing concern about deporta

NEWS: In response to growing concern about deportations following multiple instances of federal immigration agents arresting migrants across the United States, student attorneys with the Immigrant Justice Clinic at Suffolk University Law School held a “Know Your Rights” training for community members April 17. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Leo Woods, News Editor.

SPORTS: Thousands of people packed the streets of

SPORTS: Thousands of people packed the streets of downtown Boston April 21 for the 129th annual Boston Marathon, watching as the course record was broken and Kenyan elite runners won the men’s and women’s races.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Michael Najarian and see more photos, courtesy of Nancy Gonzales.

SPORTS: Senior forward Aisling Crowley will be han

SPORTS: Senior forward Aisling Crowley will be hanging up her jersey as a Ram after a 64-59 loss to Roger Williams in the playoffs. With the wind-down from her Suffolk basketball career, Crowley has a long basketball streak to look back on.⁠
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Now, she's being confronted with a real potential end to her basketball journey. In the wake of her college career ending, Crowley is going to miss the simple things, like picking out unique basketball shoes to shine on the court or wear the number 14.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Julia Capraro, Digital Editor.

ARTS: The hunt for unique, preloved treasures is a

ARTS: The hunt for unique, preloved treasures is a well-loved pastime in Boston. As the fast fashion craze grows, many Bostonians are faithfully turning to vintage and thrifted goods to express their individuality and embrace sustainability. This spring, the city’s vibrant thrifting scene is buzzing as always, with a large-scale thrift market showcased by Select Markets, a local vintage clothing pop-up market. ⁠
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Held in Cyclorama of Boston Center for the Arts, the event transformed the 23,000-square foot space and domed copper skylight into a vintage paradise. Over 120 vendors were in attendance and drawing in shoppers looking for everything from ‘70s fashion to Y2K nostalgia, with classic jewelry, vinyl records and unique art. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Kamdyn Sargent, Staff Writer.

NEWS: Since taking office Jan. 20, President Donal

NEWS: Since taking office Jan. 20, President Donald Trump has fundamentally shaken the foundation of the United States more than any other president before him. So far, Trump has signed over 129 executive orders, surpassing Franklin D. Roosevelt’s record of signing 99 executive orders in his first 100 days. ⁠
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For Suffolk University students, the policies enacted by the second Trump administration have drawn mixed reactions. Some say the president’s actions are undemocratic, while others applaud the shake-up in the political status quo.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Nick Peace, Staff Photographer.

SPORTS: Suffolk University Athletics hosted a pane

SPORTS: Suffolk University Athletics hosted a panel called “Leveraging the Student Athlete Experience” as part of NCAA DIII Week, which was intended to help students better utilize their athletic experiences as they transition into a career.⁠
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Click the link in bio to read the full story, written by Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor.

NEWS: On the Sawyer building’s fourth floor, the

NEWS: On the Sawyer building’s fourth floor, the Suffolk University Program Council held a fast food and raffle ticket fair April 10 where students had a chance to enter to win various prizes. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor.

SPORTS: Students from team Central America won Suf

SPORTS: Students from team Central America won Suffolk University Football Club’s World Cup during the annual event, hosted in collaboration with the Student Government Association at East Boston Memorial Park April 6.⁠
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“It was a lot of fun, a lot of people from last year’s world cup were there. There was better chemistry there. We had a couple new members who joined us this year, they were part of the Suffolk team. They helped elevate the team a little bit more and I feel like that’s how we won,” said Maximo Abad, the club’s vice president who was on team Central America.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor.

ARTS: Students from across Boston went to the Muse

ARTS: Students from across Boston went to the Museum of Fine Arts’ College Night event April 10, for an evening of live music, dancing, gallery walkthroughs and many more activities for each student to enjoy. ⁠
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Students were able to enjoy free admission to the museum, and were greeted by DJ Dayglow in the Shapiro Family Courtyard. DJ Dayglow is also the MFA’s DJ for their First Friday events, which happen every month. ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by William Fithian, Arts and Entertainment Editor.

SPORTS:Team Spotlight | Sweeping two back-to-back

SPORTS:Team Spotlight | Sweeping two back-to-back doubleheaders on the road, Suffolk University softball began its conference slate 4-0, moving up to first place in the Conference of New England.⁠
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“It feels great. In years past we’ve struggled to come out on top. It feels great knowing that we worked hard all fall to get to this point and come out with a bang,” said junior centerfielder Catherine Carignan.⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full story, written by Joseph Dimino, Sports Editor.

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