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The Suffolk Journal

“After I graduate I will want to get some experience working in a big and successful organization.” - Matyas Chlebovsky. Courtesy of Matyas Chlebovsky.

International student struggles: Foreign city affects daily life for some students

Patrick Holmes September 24, 2015

By Patrick Holmes   International students make up a large part of the Suffolk community and continue to enrich the diversity here. Students in general have different ways of adapting to college...

President Margaret McKenna (center) cuts the ceremonial ribbon at the opening of 20 Somerset. She was joined by distinguished guests, including city and state officials and members of the Suffolk community. Students, faculty, donors, and trustees arrived to see the opening of Suffolk’s newest academic building, located across from Sawyer. Brigitte Carreiro/Journal Staff.

Leaving Temple Street a smart move for Suffolk

September 24, 2015

By Benjamin Chan   After selling its Donahue and Archer buildings on Temple Street in July, Suffolk University will move off of historic Beacon Hill at the end of this school year. As a new...

Hadley reflects on her positive experience at orientation as she poses in a group photo in the Common. Courtesy of Elizabeth Hadley.

Orientation: Suffolk’s orientation was the highlight of my summer

September 24, 2015

By Elizabeth Hadley   Signing into freshmen orientation back in June, I dreaded the next two days as I stood outside Miller Hall. All I knew about orientation was that it was tightly scheduled...

Orientation: Why Suffolk failed to meet my expectations

September 24, 2015

By Brenda Szaro For incoming freshmen, the summer before college is usually spent shopping, preparing for dorm life, packing and fitting in last minute goodbyes to family and friends. But, before jumping...

Courtesy of Kenneth Martin.

Was closing Suffolk’s Dakar campus the right decision?

Alexa Gagosz June 7, 2015

In 2011, Suffolk University announced plans to close its Dakar campus stating financial reasons, which still has faculty questioning the decision. The campus located in Senegal was considered by Suffolk...

Sam Humphrey/Journal Staff

Panel debates governor’s report on MBTA

Sam Humphrey May 5, 2015

By now, commuters are well aware of the report commissioned by Governor Charlie Baker to identify problems and propose solutions for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. On Tuesday, Suffolk...

(Courtesy of Suffolk University)

Suffolk announces finalists in presidential search

Brigitte Carreiro May 4, 2015

Suffolk University on Monday announced the two finalists for presidency of the university. A message to Suffolk employees from Head of the Search Committee Mark Sullivan said that Margaret McKenna and...

Norman Smith
Courtesy of Suffolk University

Presidential search narrowed to three finalists

Brigitte Carreiro April 30, 2015

The search for a new university president has been narrowed down to three finalists to be announced on Monday. In a university-wide email sent on Tuesday, Chairman of the Presidential Search Committee...

Courtesy of the Sawyer Business School ambassadors

Letter to the editor: Congratulations to the Sawyer Business School graduates

April 28, 2015

To the editor: The business world better watch out! There are new kids on the block: The Sawyer Business School Graduates. Now that their time at Suffolk has come to an end, our outstanding students...

Jonathan Acosta Abi Hassan/Journal Staff

Donahue and Archer leave a legacy in archives and alumni memories long after sale

Melissa Hanson April 22, 2015

While the Sawyer Business School sits comfortably at its home on Ashburton Place, the College of Arts and Sciences, Suffolk’s largest college, calls Temple Street home. Before Temple Street was the...

Adjunct union plans to negotiate new contract

Melissa Hanson April 22, 2015

Before May 1, the union representing adjunct professors at Suffolk will give notice to the university that they would like to terminate their current contract and negotiate a new one, officials said. Suffolk...

Abbey Wilson/Journal Staff

Students, staff race across Boston Marathon finish line

Heather Rutherford April 22, 2015

In 2013, Haley Erickson was watching a live broadcast of the Boston Marathon. When Erickson, a Suffolk University Police Department systems administrator, saw the live video of two bombs exploding at the...

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