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The Suffolk Journal
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The Suffolk Journal
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After the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's second term, Suffolk students have mixed reactions about the actions and policies that have followed.

After 100 days, Suffolk students have mixed reactions to Trump’s second term

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
April 22, 2025
Dr. Yolanda Covington-Ward discusses her research on Liberians who fled the country during its 14-year-long civil war at the second Sankofa lecture March 31.

Second Sankofa lecture examines Liberian’s experiences post-civil war

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
April 1, 2025
Trent Masiki, director of the Black Studies program at Suffolk, speaks at the Black Excellence Awards about this year's Sankofa Lecture Series.

[Photo] ‘I am Black, I am proud;’ Suffolk recognizes community members at Black Excellence Awards

Maren Halpin, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2025
The "Maki Market" in the lobby of the Sawyer building opened March 17, serving a variety of sushi and poke bowls made fresh to order.

[Photo] Fresh ‘Maki Market’ opens at Suffolk

Robin Malconian, Journal Contributor
March 25, 2025
Student Government Association E-board candidates at the candidates forum Feb. 27, held in the Moot Court Room in Sargent Hall.

[Photo] SGA e-board hopefuls discuss transparency, student engagement at candidates forum

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor
March 5, 2025
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[Photo] This week in SGA: A reminder of election rules

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor
February 18, 2025
Dr. Stefan M. Bradley speaks at the Black Studies Sankofa Lecture Series.

First Black Studies Sankofa Lecture highlights youth activism, freedom movements

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
February 12, 2025
A police car blocks a march for Massachusetts to become a sanctuary state near Boston City Hall Sunday, Feb. 9.

Protesters call for Healey to make Massachusetts a sanctuary state

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
February 12, 2025
Part of the expansive selection at Lovestruck Books in Cambridge.

[Photo] Cupid is calling: Celebrate your valentine with Lovestruck Books

Maeve Fitzgerald, Journal Contributor
February 11, 2025
Supporters swarm the U.S. Capitol as Trump is about to take the oath of office January 20.

Trump takes office for second term

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
February 5, 2025
The Suffolk Ramblers performing in the Modern Theater during the 2024 Winter Concert on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2024.

PAO lights up Modern Theatre with winter jubilation

Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
December 11, 2024
The Boston Common tree being lit on Dec. 7.

[Photo] Red and green lights sweep through the Commons

Victoria White, Asst. Opinion Editor
December 11, 2024
SUDC performing at their Sweet Peek showcase on Dec. 7.

[Photo] SUDC displays emotion at their annual ‘Sweet Peek’ performance

Brooke Bugajewski, Journal Contributor
December 11, 2024
Boston Police officers push back against counter-protesters in Copley Square Saturday. Two sides clashed as anti-abortion march drew hundreds of dissenters to downtown Boston.

[Photo] Boston anti-abortion ‘Men’s March’ meets resistance, ends with multiple arrests

Zoe Toperosky, Staff Writer
November 20, 2024
The cast of 'Murder at Cafe Noir' posing at the end of one of their performances.

[Photo] Suffolk students solve mysteries with PAO

Kaylee Moran, Journal Contributor
November 5, 2024
Multiple teams compete in the Men's Youth Fours on the third day of the 2024 Head of the Charles Regatta.

Boston welcomes hundreds of thousands for ‘Super Bowl of Rowing’

Nick Peace, Journal Contributor
October 29, 2024
The Gun Violence Memorial Project on display at Boston City Hall.

Memorial honoring lives lost to gun violence brings somber reflection to Boston

Nick Peace, Journal Contributor
October 22, 2024
A banner painted and hung by protesters at the "Popular University Encampment" outside of Emerson College on April 20.

[Photo] Editorial: The right to protest is a pillar of democracy — it’s time we start treating it like one

The Suffolk Journal Staff
April 30, 2024
Boston Strong merchandise being sold at the starting line of the Boston Marathon.

[Photo] OPINION: Boston’s heart bleeds blue and yellow: A city remains united

Alexis Crochiere, Asst. News Editor
April 16, 2024
Boston's 82nd tree lighting brings thousands to the Boston Common Nov. 30.

[Photo] Boston tree lighting brings community together

Joshua Yanes, Journal Contributor
December 5, 2023
Boston Police block protesters at Vice President Kamala Harris's fundraising event at the Ritz Carlton on Avery St.

[Photo] Pro-Palestinian protesters take to the streets against U.S. aid to Israel

William Woodring and Sarah Roberts
November 10, 2023
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