The Suffolk Journal

STUDENT AND THE CITY: Are we always performing on social media?

Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor • November 2, 2021

Student and the City is a column dedicated to asking the big questions that all college-aged students are asking. It will explore different social concepts within the younger generations regarding relationships,...

Social media fueling war: How the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is driven by the cyber world

Sharyn Gladstone • November 4, 2015

The ongoing struggle between Israel and Palestine has reached its boiling point after a recent tidal wave of ongoing violence has erupted, according to BBC News. Experts are now saying that it may be driven...

International Opinion: Terrorism shouldn’t be censored on the Internet

Will Senar • February 12, 2015

While the power of social media has been exposed through revolutions and social justice movements in the 21st century, other groups, such as the terrorist group known as the Islamic State, or ISIS, have...

Chinese Internet restrictions affect social media, search engines

Dani Marrero • February 12, 2015

While free Internet is a widely available commodity for those living in the U.S., others, such as Chinese citizens, are struggling to use popular applications used for communication and accessing information....

There are more cell phones than toothbrushes, and other mobile media takeaways

Angela Bray • April 9, 2013

The third annual Bridging the Gap social media conference was hosted last Friday by the Sawyer Business School Department of Marketing and sponsored by the Professional Marketing Association...

School’s social media needs a revamp

A.P. Blake • February 20, 2013

Another new internet meme, another new chance to embarrass and degrade Suffolk University. That is exactly what I feel happened in Suffolk’s latest social media campaign, the Suffolk Shake. I’m all...

Abraham Lincoln’s Traveling Exhibition meets the Twittersphere

September 24, 2012

Flora Wilds Journal Contributor If you’ve got time in between keeping up with your social media and trying to decide what to do with your major, the Abraham Lincoln exhibition at the Adams Gallery...

Social media expert Dan Schawbel speaks on personal branding

Angela Bray • October 26, 2011

A career Week 2011 signature event took place yesterday at the Sawyer Business School. The keynote address, “Establishing Your Personal Brand with Employers,” was given by Dan Schawbel, a social media...

Suffolk moves in the loop with social-mediacs

Angela Bray • February 23, 2011

Suffolk joined the social media revolution on Friday when the Sawyer Business School’s Marketing Department presented Bridging the Gap, a one-day conference dubbed “a mash-up of academic frameworks...

Revolution 2.0 proves social media’s worth

Derek Anderson • February 16, 2011

“This is the Internet Revolution,” said Wael Ghonim as he talked to CNN about the Egyptian revolution that just pushed President Hosni Mubarak out of office after his 30-year reign. “If you want...

Revolution 2.0 proves social media’s worth

Derek Anderson • February 15, 2011

“This is the Internet Revolution,” said Wael Ghonim as he talked to CNN about the Egyptian revolution that just pushed President Hosni Mubarak out of office after his 30-year reign. “If you want...

Future careers connected through social media

Gianna Carchia • October 12, 2010

Gianna Carchia Journal Staff Add friends on Facebook. Follow people and companies on Twitter. Hand out and gather business cards. Build your email contact list. Last Wednesday at Emerson College,...