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The Suffolk Journal

Editor-in-Chief Caroline Enos and Managing Editor Emily Devlin in The Suffolk Journal newsroom

OPINION: Student journalists are journalists. Here’s why: 

Caroline Enos, Editor-in-Chief October 26, 2021

Existential dread over deadlines. Sources never responding. Illegible notes. It doesn’t change with the newspaper your byline appears in — or whether you’re still in school.  If only more people...

OPINION: Is my journalism just for other journalists?

OPINION: Is my journalism just for other journalists?

James Bartlett, Multimedia Editor October 5, 2021

Why do I care what other people think? My whole life is based around what other people think but never around what I think.  My life is very static as a journalist. This is not an exciting industry...

Kyle Crozier / Senior Staff Writer

Lubofsky opens eyes to scientific journalism

Kyle Crozier October 25, 2017

Bridging the academic fields of environmental science and journalism, the science-writer and Massachusetts resident Evan Lubofsky captivated a room full of science and journalism students while speaking...

Navigating exclusion

Navigating exclusion

Felicity Otterbein February 10, 2017

In an emotional rollercoaster of heartache, loss and forging of new relationships, filmmaker Felicia Lowe conveys the trials and tribulations of her journey to discovering her mother’s past and the extent...

Courtesy of Suffolk University

CJN splits, centralizing majors

Skylar To September 21, 2016

At one point during Robert “Dr. Bob” Rosenthal’s 22 years as chairman of Suffolk University’s Communication and Journalism (CJN) department in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), the department...

Abramson, Carr talk New York Times and future of journalism

Melissa Hanson October 20, 2014

Jill Abramson, in a jovial conversation with David Carr, spoke on Monday about the future of journalism, her firing from The New York Times, and announced her plans to create a startup. The event filled...

(Courtesy of Focus Features Facebook page)

Kill the Messenger: A fitting ode to a brave journalist

Sam Humphrey October 8, 2014

Nearly a decade after his suicide, the story of investigative journalist Gary Webb’s life and the release of his most important work, The Dark Alliance series, has been brought to the big screen...

(Photo courtesy of InstaRamSUs Twitter)

Fewer students seem passionate about college media

Alex Hall January 29, 2014

One of my first and fondest memories from my freshman year at Suffolk was when I attended my first Suffolk Journal meeting and there wasn’t a seat to be found in Donahue 535. It was a standing room only...

Aspiring Broadcasters take on Suffolk in the City

Aspiring Broadcasters take on ‘Suffolk in the City’

January 24, 2013

Lauren Spencer  Journal Staff Meet Dan Lampariello. He may be a familiar face to students around the Suffolk University campus, but soon people all across New England might recognize him. Lampariello...

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