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William Woodring, Asst. News Editor | he/him

Will is a sophomore majoring in public relations. He is originally from Medway, Ma. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music, writing, reading, and running. He is interested in political journalism and hopes to go into politics after graduating.

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Tremont St. in front of Suffolks Sargent Hall

Suffolk to hold classes remotely for first two weeks of spring semester

January 5, 2022
Students discuss the American dream during panel

[Photo] Suffolk Votes hosts final panel in current events series

December 8, 2021
SGA Senators debate resolution at Thursdays meeting

SGA passes resolution on Indigenous Peoples Day

December 7, 2021
Cameron Sweeney in the WSFR studio.

[Photo] Suffolk Votes current events podcast aims to bring accessibility, inclusivity

November 17, 2021
Outside of Boston City Hall

Boston welcomes Mayor Michelle Wu

November 16, 2021
Counter-demonstrator sprays protester with a chemical irritant

Protesters and counter-demonstrators go head to head in Boston Common

November 10, 2021
Students participate in panel

[Photo] Suffolk Votes hosts first panel on bipartisan social issues

November 9, 2021
Senators discuss diversity issues within Suffolk Athletics

Senators discuss diversity issues within Suffolk Athletics

November 9, 2021
Garden of Peace memorial outside of Samia

[Photo] The Garden of Peace Memorial: Suffolk’s secret neighbor

November 9, 2021
Wu wins Boston mayoral election

Wu wins Boston mayoral election

November 3, 2021
Workers prepare food at the Smith Cafe

Chartwells addresses concerns about religious dietary restrictions

November 3, 2021
Students at Samia dining hall.

Chartwells, admin vow to improve problematic dining service

October 20, 2021
McKenna Keowen and Gabby Elbrecht attempt to save a point

Ram Roundup: October 13-19, 2021

October 20, 2021
Workers prepare food at the Smith Cafe

New dining service’s quality concerns students

October 13, 2021
Children in indigenous garb on top of the former statue of Christopher Columbus in Christopher Columbus Park in Bostons North End neighborhood.

Boston recognizes and honors Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 13, 2021
AM radio host, Diehl lead statehouse rally

AM radio host, Diehl lead statehouse rally

September 28, 2021
Ernest Jean-Jaques, center, clashes with protesters at anti-mandate rally on Friday.

Anti-mask and vaccine rally draws crowd at State House

September 21, 2021
New dining provider addresses concerns, committee chairs selected

New dining provider addresses concerns, committee chairs selected

September 21, 2021
A street corner filled with promotional material from candidates

Wu takes lead in historic Boston primary

September 15, 2021
A pandemic later, Suffolk sends off 2020 and 2021 graduates

A pandemic later, Suffolk sends off 2020 and 2021 graduates

May 30, 2021
Suffolks residence hall at 1 Court St.

Suffolk to require COVID-19 vaccine for students, faculty this fall

April 29, 2021
Screen capture from the New York Times livestream

Derek Chauvin found guilty of murder and manslaughter in death of George Floyd

April 20, 2021
Black Alumni Network to award new scholarship, applications now open

Black Alumni Network to award new scholarship, applications now open

April 20, 2021
SGA votes to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for students this fall

SGA votes to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for students this fall

April 13, 2021
Maria Toyoda

A look back at Dean Toyoda’s time at Suffolk

April 13, 2021
Maria Toyoda Courtesy of Suffolk University

Dean Toyoda to leave Suffolk in June, CAS looking for new dean

April 6, 2021
Behind the scenes photo of the co-directors Laura Acero and Hunter Berube

Lights, camera, action! RamCam club back on campus

March 30, 2021

Suffolk Insider: March 2, 2021

March 3, 2021
Trump speaks publicly for first time since leaving office

Trump speaks publicly for first time since leaving office

March 2, 2021
Suffolk alumnus and State Rep. candidate accused of sexual misconduct, loses endorsements

Suffolk alumnus and State Rep. candidate accused of sexual misconduct, loses endorsements

February 23, 2021
Logan Casey: running on transparency

Logan Casey: running on transparency

February 20, 2021
Marissa Kearney: striving to do good

Marissa Kearney: striving to do good

February 20, 2021
Students eat in the Samia Café.

Suffolk weighs dining options after contract with Sodexo comes to an end

February 9, 2021
The donkey has been a symbol of the democratic party for over a century. Via Wikimedia Commons

Suffolk students talk about future of Democratic Party

December 8, 2020
President Donald Trump. Gage Skidmore via Flickr

Suffolk law professors doubt the viability of Trump legal challenges

November 24, 2020
The main entrance to Suffolk Universitys Stahl Building at 73 Tremont St.

Admin knock down resolution for pass/fail grading option during fall semester

November 18, 2020
Opinion: President Donald Trump, it’s time to concede the election

Opinion: President Donald Trump, it’s time to concede the election

November 17, 2020

Suffolk Insider Nov. 16, 2020

November 16, 2020

Suffolk Insider Nov. 2, 2020

November 11, 2020
Courtesy of The White House via Flickr

Trump repeatedly shared unfounded claims about election, including declaring victory

November 11, 2020
Photo Courtesy of Christopher Dilts via Flickr

Race to 270: Obama on campaign trail

October 31, 2020
QAnon logo via Wikimedia Commons

What is QAnon? A quick history

October 27, 2020
Walsh and Baker courtesy of Kristina McComb photographer for Office of the Governor via Flickr

Baker, Walsh rumored as Mass. politicians considered for Biden cabinet

October 27, 2020

Suffolk Insider Oct. 16, 2020

October 22, 2020
This glass sign hung outside Gleason Archers Roxbury, MA home

A look back at how Suffolk’s campus has changed over time

October 20, 2020
Courtesy of Gage Skidmore via Flickr

Race to 270: Trump, Biden go back on trail and hold town halls

October 20, 2020
Courtesy of Michael Stokes Via Wikimedia Commons

Biden faces health questions after Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis

October 13, 2020
Courtesy of KP Tripathi via flickr

Second stimulus package leads to battle in Washington

October 6, 2020
Protestors gather at Boston City Hall on Sept. 25 to call for prosecutors to file charges directly related to the death of Breonna Taylor against the officers who shot and killed her in March.

Report finds 93% of BLM protests peaceful, police disproportionately use force on protestors

September 29, 2020
Basic Income Rally on the Boston Common

Activists gather for March for Basic Income

September 22, 2020
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