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Vice President of Suffolk Environmental Club Asara Tenney (left) said she does not have a problem with money from the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation supporting speakers at the Beacon Hill Institute, but does have a problem with it influencing studies. Kalin Jordan is pictured on the right. (Jonathan Acosta Abi Hassan/Journal Staff)

Environmental Club supports Koch Free Zone Campaign, asks for transparency

Heather Rutherford • November 19, 2014

The Suffolk Environmental Club has voted unanimously to support alumna Kalin Jordan’s campaign to keep the university a “Koch Free Zone,” an effort to keep money from the conservative Koch brothers...

Letter to the editor: “Alumna asks for transparency on donated money”

November 19, 2014

Concerning your article of November 12 (Alumna asks for transparency on donated money), I wish to make a clarification and offer a few comments. First, I want to clarify that members of the Beacon Hill...

Craig Martin/Journal Staff

Alumna asks for transparency on donated money

Melissa Hanson • November 12, 2014

Over the last year, Suffolk alumna Kalin Jordan has worked on a movement asking Suffolk University to stop accepting money from the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation. Jordan has made progress raising...

Editor’s word: Suffolk needs transparency on monetary gifts

November 12, 2014

We need answers. The students, parents of students, alumni, and faculty at Suffolk need answers. The Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation reports that in the calendar year of 2012 it gave Suffolk University...

Letter to the editor: Nov. 20, 2013

November 20, 2013

Students respond to The Suffolk Journal's Nov. 13, 2013 front page story "BHI defends funding despite Suffolk alum's petition: No Koch money." MORE TRANSPARENCY NEEDED The fact that the Koch brothers...

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