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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

101 Tremont Street, across from Granary Burial Ground, is set to become Suffolk University's sixth residence hall.

Suffolk announces purchase of sixth residence hall

Leo Woods, News Editor June 26, 2024

Suffolk University President Marisa Kelly announced in an email June 26 that the university closed on the purchase of a property set to become an additional residence hall on campus to address the growing...

Andrew Hanides/Journal Staff

Students forced into distant housing

Heather Rutherford, Journal Staff November 18, 2015

After transferring to Suffolk and applying for housing, many students may believe they would receive the complete experience of living on campus in downtown Boston. However, due to a much higher than anticipated...

Craig Martin/Journal Staff

Dining, comfort hot topics at campus forum

November 4, 2015

By Gianna Brimlow The Student Government Association welcomed students into the 150 Tremont basement Wednesday for the Residence Life and Housing Forum. Staff members from Residence Life and Housing,...

How boundaries can make roommates closer

October 7, 2015

By Amy Gagnon Whether it is living in one of Suffolk’s residence halls or an off-campus apartment, living with roommates is something most college students will have to deal with and every roommate...

Kea walks past the restaurant L'Osteria in the North End, the neighborhood where he will rent an apartment after spending his first year at Suffolk in the dorms. (Courtesy of Ian Kea)

Living off campus allows for success after college

Ian Kea April 15, 2015

Suffolk isn’t a typical four year boarding university, most students know that. Boston schools with limited housing, like Suffolk, set their students up for a more prepared future inside and outside...

By Victoria Davis

Suffolk offers special housing rate for commuters in need of lodging

Will Senar February 25, 2015

Suffolk University, in a push to accommodate commuter students whose schedules have been disrupted by periods of harsh winter weather and delayed public transportation, has started an initiative to allow...

Diminutive digs designed by doctrinal developers

Diminutive digs designed by doctrinal developers

A.P. Blake March 28, 2013

Suffolk University hosted a Building Boston 2030 forum at the Modern Theatre on Tuesday morning, in order to highlight the issues and changes in regard to Boston’s economic development in the coming...

Editor's word: Feb. 27, 2013

Editor’s word: Feb. 27, 2013

February 27, 2013

Gossip gossip gossip; shut up. Yes someone on our campus messed up a little bit, and yes, she will most likely be facing sanctions from not only the city but from Suffolk too. In order to use MySuffolk,...

Government subsidies and regulations harm housing market

Government subsidies and regulations harm housing market

A.P. Blake January 23, 2013

As we enter 2013, homeowners are relieved to put 2012, and the bottomed-out real estate prices that came with it, in the rear view mirror. The bottoming-out came five years after real estate prices peaked...

OCHO provides activities, services to off-campus community

Soleil Barros October 5, 2011

The Off-Campus Housing Office (OCHO) is a resource that assists Suffolk students with their off-campus living search and experience. OCHO is available to help the student community with all aspects of...

Photo courtesy of Suffolk University/flickr

150 Tremont gets a makeover

Gianna Carchia June 6, 2011

It’s time to renovate Suffolk University’s oldest residence hall. Roderick Waters, director of Residence Life and Housing, said all of the suite furniture in the building will be replaced, along with...

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