Suffolk Law loses faculty legend
April 18, 2018
Filed under Campus, Suffolk News, Suffolk U News
For the past 32 years, Professor Jeffrey Wittenberg has brought humor to an otherwise grueling topic for most law students, chanted law codes line-by-line during a first lecture and pushed students to the edge until they realized their full potential. Fueled by perseverance, Wittenberg was determine...
Suffolk research students thrive on bacteria
April 4, 2018
Filed under Campus, News, Showcase, Suffolk News
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.
Think Pink: Small efforts shine while campus neglects awareness
Brooke Patterson and Felicity Otterbein
October 18, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Suffolk News, Suffolk U News
Suffolk University’s campus used to be washed in pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Since 2013, the October campus-wide stigma to raise awareness has lacked and only some individuals and departments have attempted to keep it alive.
Softball duo carries high school success to the diamond
April 19, 2017
Filed under Softball, Sports, Suffolk Rams
From what was known as “some of the best years of [their] lives” to a college experience in the city, two softball players from Central Catholic High School in Lawrence, Mass. have continued their diamond skills together at Suffolk University. Juniors Devlin Frost and Dylan Parsons started their...
Suffolk’s tuition hike continues up the hill of higher education
April 12, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Suffolk News
Suffolk University’s tuition continues to rise for the next fiscal year, however, the university remains “more affordable” than many other institutions across the Greater Boston area.
Maintenance struggles to keep up
April 12, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Many students living on campus come to a university with the idea of creating roots and developing a home away from home. While dorm living for many is an opportunity to experience a type of independence most people have dreamed of for years, in order to develop that personal connection with new coll...
Who then am I?
April 11, 2017
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus, Theater
For more photos from "Orlando," visit Uncovered with Flash. Organized chaos. Perhaps one of the more ironically used oxymorons in the english language, is widely used to describe cluttered bedrooms or office desks for those who thrive off of instability. From a place of dismantled common ...
A solid foundation, student work displayed at NESAD
April 5, 2017
Filed under Arts & Culture, Campus
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 exhibit, the walls were splashed with an array of student work that varied in both color and dim...
Suffolk’s new MSBA seeks to fill future jobs
March 9, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Suffolk News
The advancement of technology has engulfed not only some people’s personal lives, but gripped hold of the business world as well. In order to keep up with the constant demand for professionals that are adequately trained to increase capital from big data, Suffolk University’s Sawyer Business School...
Rothchild recounts grim scenes from Gaza
March 6, 2017
Filed under International Commentary, World
For more than half a century, the people of the small independent Palestinian territory, Gaza, have been constrained to living under military rule in an environment that has been decimated by missile attacks from outside nations. Recently, Gaza has been besieged by Israeli assaults, forcing its citizens ...
Coast Guard vet looks to get feet wet in politics
March 3, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Suffolk News
Student Government Association (SGA) Senator-at-Large for commuter students and Vice Presidential candidate Matt Wood found his way to Suffolk in a non-traditional fashion. Having served four years in the Coast Guard and taking time off from school to gain experience in the workforce, Wood has his sight...
University’s united push for diversity, the rocky road to inclusivity
March 1, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Suffolk News
With Black Her/History Month over, and with the Trump administration’s highly scrutinized actions on immigration and transgender rights affecting the nation, the Suffolk community has been intent on keeping the spotlight on diversity and moving forward to ensure the university is an inclusive and welcome p...
