Students don’t come to Division III Suffolk University expecting sporting events to be similar to that of Boston College or the University of Connecticut, but the school’s athletic department is looking...

Suffolk University’s women’s basketball team needed to win their last two conference games to capture the fourth seed for the Great Northeast Athletic Conference playoffs, and the Lady Rams answered...

Suffolk’s Poetry Center, located on the third floor of the Sawyer library, was packed with students and the general public last Thursday night. In addition to all seats being full before the 7 p.m. start...

Suffolk’s Performing Arts Office (PAO) strives to make the arts accessible to the university's community, disregarding experience or background.   “We make the opportunities available to...

By Jeff Fish, Ethan M. Long, and Derek J. Anderson One week from today, Suffolk’s new president, James McCarthy will begin his tenure at the university more than a year after David Sargent retired....

Alex Hall Journal Staff Suffolk University’s women’s basketball team has continued their best impression of the 1995 Chicago Bulls, with a 12-5 record on the season. Winning eight of their last...

The search for Suffolk’s new president came to a close tonight when the board of trustees unanimously selected James McCarthy, provost and senior vice president for student affairs at Baruch College,...

A new Suffolk poll released last night about the New Hampshire GOP Primary confirmed Mitt Romney’s status as the party’s front-runner. If the election were held today, Romney would win handily with...

Jeremy Hayes Journal Staff The Suffolk Ram's men's soccer team lost in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference quarterfinals on Saturday against St. Josephs. The Rams, 5-13-1, were not expected to...

Nuclear power is something that has always been saturated with controversy. While it does have its benefits, it also comes along with a deadly price. Last week a federal judge was presented with this question,...