There’s a new trail in town, designed to help the city of Boston save money, and help tourists find their way.
The Department of Public Works has allocated $50,000 towards placement of red, white,...
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,...
About a month ago, Boston City Council held a hearing on a new "Ordinance Regarding Nuisance Control," which would beef up the consequences for "excessive and unnecessary noise" throughout the city in...
Caitlin Lezell, Journal Staff
Suffolk University united students, alumni and families with the Boston community this past Family Weekend at the Suffolk Stampede. The event, co-sponsored by the Off-Campus...
Housing is limited at Suffolk University; this is something every student knows when deciding to attend the school. However, not everyone knows what to expect from their apartment search. Budget, location,...
Angela Christoforos
Journal Contributor
The North End’s Hanover Street is known for static vehicle traffic and consistent bustling among sidewalks and cafes. But a new proposal might change this...
College students blamed for disturbances in the North End
Jenn Orr
Gianna Carchia
Journal Staff
It’s Friday night in the North End, and somewhere amidst this charming landscape of brick buildings,...
Jason Kenosky
Journal Staff
As a Suffolk student currently residing in Allston-Brighton, I have first hand experience as to how college students and permanent residents interact with one another. Surprisingly,...
Jenn Orr
Journal Staff
He’s a man on a mission to beautify Boston. Meet Nate Swain, a local artist originally from Worcester who has made the North End his home for the past 10 years. He has big...
