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Leo Woods

Leo Woods, Photo Editor | he/him

Leo is a junior political science major with a minor in philosophy from Clinton, Conn. When he isn’t writing for The Journal, you can find him walking around Boston with his camera taking pictures of the city. He is passionate about politics, Mexican food, and Dungeons and Dragons. In the future, he plans on attending law school and permanently moving to Boston.

Follow Leo on Twitter @leowoods108

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Protesters demand justice for Armenians in the Boston Common.

[Photo] “It’s a very precarious situation”: Azerbaijan instigates attacks on Armenia

September 28, 2022
Suffolk Universitys Ridgeway building, home of Suffolk athletics

Student Athlete Inclusion Coalition strives for diversity

September 27, 2022
An out of order sign in 73 Tremont St.

Persistent elevator issues cause inconvenience for students

April 26, 2022
Senior Amethyst Kettrell performs Turning Tables by Adele.

It’s all about soul, Soulfully Versed hosts PAO groups

April 26, 2022
The Quran, the holy book of Islam, in the Interfaith Center (Sawyer 823)

‘It’s a long time of reflection for me;’ Suffolk community observes Ramadan

April 19, 2022
Members of The Common, from left to right: Charlotte Weldon, Nick Shepard, Tyler Eld, Alexa Majka, Robbie Silva and Kathryn Kilbride.

The Common rocks out at the Hard Rock Cafe

April 19, 2022
Suffolk freshman Charlotte Weldon.

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Rammython returns to the dance floor for Boston Childrens Hospital

Rammython returns to the dance floor for Boston Children’s Hospital

April 13, 2022
The Rampage Show Choir performs their final number of their cabaret show Love Always, Rampage.

Rampage show choir’s annual cabaret is full of love

April 5, 2022
Members of Rampage perform a medley from Hadestown.

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[Photo] Suffolk to switch from Blackboard to Canvas

March 29, 2022
Suffolk baseball celebrates after scoring a run against MIT on Tuesday afternoon

[Photo] Baseball slams MIT in opening day victory

March 9, 2022
Former Representatives Larry Larocco and Scott Klug spoke to students Tuesday.

Former congressmen discuss bipartisanship, forming political careers with students

March 8, 2022
Suffolks literary magazine, Venture, has been revived on campus and the club is now accepting submissions through March 11.

Venture Magazine accepting submissions for 2022

March 1, 2022
‘We have to demand more; Ayanna Pressley speaks at Suffolk

‘We have to demand more;’ Ayanna Pressley speaks at Suffolk

March 1, 2022
The womens hockey team lines up before their matchup against Curry

[Photo] Women’s hockey falls to Curry in first round of playoffs in heartbreaking end to historic season

March 1, 2022
BSU hosts trip through Black history in Boston

BSU hosts trip through Black history in Boston

February 22, 2022
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[Photo] Bad Old Days Posse reflects on illegal abortions

February 23, 2022
Self-portrait of Sir Zanele Muholi. Being Muholi: Portraits as Resistance is on display at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum through May 8.

‘Being Muholi’ reclaims Blackness in new Isabella Stewart Gardner exhibit

February 22, 2022
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[Photo] OPINION: Being a journalist opens doors

February 22, 2022
Entrance to Being Muholi: Portraits as Resistance.

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SGA senators meet in Sargent Hall.

Senators resign due to internal conflicts, internships, alleged discrimination

February 16, 2022
SUPD Lieutenant Ramon Nunez, Captain Gerard Coletta and Interim-Chief Jim Connolly spoke to SGA at their Feb. 10 meeting.

SUPD discusses self-defense, diversity training with senators

February 16, 2022
Police lights seen outside of Suffolks Sawyer Building

[Photo] State House locked down after protesters enter building

February 9, 2022
Suffolk leave of absence and withdrawal form.

[Photo] OPINION: The ‘best four years of your life’ don’t have to be in four years

February 9, 2022
Chang and and her ESA, Arya

[Photo] Emotional support animals aid students through COVID-19

February 8, 2022
Vaccination sign outside Thinking Cup Cafe on Tremont Street.

Student workers split on city vaccine mandate

February 1, 2022
Kabuki actors on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Tattoos in Japanese Prints is on exhibition at the MFA through Feb. 20.

‘Tattoos in Japanese Prints’ will inspire creativity

February 1, 2022
KN95 Masks inside the lobby of 10 West Street/Modern Residence Hall.

[Photo] Spring semester brings changes to COVID-19 testing protocol

February 1, 2022
Burnout sours students return to campus

Burnout sours students’ return to campus

November 17, 2021
JAKE Small brings fresh perspectives to Career Center

JAKE Small brings fresh perspectives to Career Center

November 10, 2021
The cast of Hadestown takes the stage at the Citizens Bank Opera House, now playing until Nov. 14.

20 months later…Broadway in Boston returns with ‘Hadestown’

November 9, 2021
President Marisa Kelly (left) and Margie Arnold (right) hold signs

[Photo] Block party and Fan Fest celebration reunites Suffolk community

October 27, 2021
QSU E-Board

[Photo] QSU Luncheon honors National Coming Out Day

October 26, 2021
Boston Mayoral Candidates Annissa Essaibi George (left) and Michelle Wu (right)

Essabi George and Wu face off in first mayoral debate

October 20, 2021
A sea of signs filled Franklin Park in Roxbury Saturday

Protesters, politicians rally for abortion rights in Boston

October 6, 2021
Demonstrators march on Beacon Street in solidarity with transgender youth across the country.

Anti-Transgender legislation reaches all-time high in the first months of 2021

April 13, 2021
Demonstrators march during a March 14 Stop Asian Hate Rally in Boston.

[Photo] When a journalism project on attacks against Asian women becomes something more

March 23, 2021
As Biden rolls back Trump-era immigration policies, child migrant facility reopens

As Biden rolls back Trump-era immigration policies, child migrant facility reopens

March 16, 2021
Demonstrators march outside of Suffolk Universitys Sargent Hall at 120 Tremont St.

Boston Black Lives Matter groups march ahead of Chauvin trial

March 9, 2021
Tara Maltese: helping students be their best

Tara Maltese: helping students be their best

February 20, 2021
Mayor Walsh to join Biden’s cabinet; new police commissioner on leave after allegations of domestic violence

Mayor Walsh to join Biden’s cabinet; new police commissioner on leave after allegations of domestic violence

February 9, 2021
Opinion: Biden’s victory is a huge step for progressives, but there’s still work to be done

Opinion: Biden’s victory is a huge step for progressives, but there’s still work to be done

November 17, 2020
Suffolk Votes encourages voter participation in critical election year

Suffolk Votes encourages voter participation in critical election year

October 27, 2020
Suffolk student participates in protests for Armenia

Boston Armenians protest violence from Azerbaijan

October 21, 2020
Courtesy of Cody Glenn via Flickr

Former Trump campaign advisor arrested in Florida

October 6, 2020
Protesters march through the streets of Boston.

Opinion: Even amidst a pandemic, racial justice protests should not stop

October 6, 2020
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