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OPINION: Students should strive to be ambiverts

OPINION: Students should strive to be ambiverts

Thomas Pholnikorn, Staff Writer November 9, 2021

College students have become familiar with the concept of introverts and extroverts as a way to define who they are. However, labeling yourself as either could lead to mental anxiety and disappointment. According...

OPINION: Balance is essential to students' wellbeing

OPINION: Balance is essential to students’ wellbeing

Samantha Bailey, Staff Writer October 12, 2021

We fill our schedule with classes, clubs and part-time jobs, as well as time to socialize with friends and classmates. Finding how to balance and maintain all of these aspects of life is difficult for...

Student Government Association votes to endorse arming of Suffolk University police

Student Government Association votes to endorse arming of Suffolk University police

Ryan Arel April 4, 2019

The Student Government Association (SGA) has passed a non-binding resolution recommending that Suffolk University moves to arm the sworn officers of the Suffolk University Police Department (SUPD). After...

Suffolk research students thrive on bacteria

Suffolk research students thrive on bacteria

Taylor White April 4, 2018
Suffolk biology students have been engrossed in their research on bacteria, aspiring to one day solve the mystery of how these microorganisms have the ability to cause lethal infection. With the ongoing battle to target and terminate antibiotic resistant bacteria, there is an incentive to study the life-threatening features of bacteria and find possible therapeutic interventions.
Portrait illustrated by Lydia Tourtellotte.
Felicity Otterbein / Arts Editor

A solid foundation, student work displayed at NESAD

Felicity Otterbein April 5, 2017

In an end of the year celebration of talent and learning, the New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University (NESAD) displayed work done by foundation studies students. Serving as a week-long...

By Facebook user Suffolk University Law School APALSA

The year of the rooster

Nick Viveiros February 15, 2017

Members of the Suffolk Law Asian Pacific American Law Student Association gathered in the function room of Sargent Hall on Feb. 10 to ring in the Lunar New Year. Students and their friends celebrated...

Nathan Espinal/ Journal Staff

Shaun King draws parallels to civil rights’ past

Nathan Espinal February 15, 2017

On Wednesday, as part of Black Her/History month, keynote speaker Shaun King took the opportunity to share with the audience stories of his life as an advocate as well as the injustices he fights against. King...

Crampton assists courtside

Patrick Holmes February 15, 2017

From making assists playing basketball to becoming a graduate assistant in the athletics department at Suffolk University, Carolyn Crampton has a passion for sports. She currently holds a position as a...

Courtesy of the Moakley Archive and Institute

Cheerleading stunts a comeback

Skylar To February 15, 2017

After the 61-year varsity club officially concluded its program in 2010, senior Ngaa Shoko wanted to re-introduce cheerleading again at Suffolk University. The cheerleading club officially started back...

By Facebook page Sodexo USA

Disguising food prices with different payment systems

Amy Koczera February 15, 2017

Upon touring Suffolk as a prospective student just last year, my tour guide briefly mentioned that Sodexo provides all food services at Suffolk. I did not have high expectations for the food once I arrived,...

Courtesy of Daniel Gazzani

Letter to the editor: Statement of candidacy

February 15, 2017

Dear Students, It is with great excitement that I announce my candidacy for President of the Suffolk University Student Government Association (SGA).  SGA is the organization that directly represents...

Courtesy of Stratton McCrady

Student productions lighten the black box

Felicity Otterbein February 15, 2017

When presented with an empty and barren black box, some fail to see beyond the potential it holds. Some may look at it merely as a container to store things, others may not even give it a second glance....

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