Tuition increase at its low
Suffolk announced last Friday that undergraduate tuition will be raised by 4.8 percent, bringing the cost to $29,778, but said the increase would be the lowest in 35 years. Some Suffolk studen...
Monthly Archives: March 2011
A play based on Tom and Ray
This weekend, the Theatre Department will put on Car Talk: The Musical, which is guaranteed to be lots of laughs and a good time. An original play written and directed by Wesley Savick, the show also...
And you thought you had issues
Meet your friendly neighborhood comic book experts with We Got Issues, a new, hard-hitting critical web show in which Suffolk University senior Paul Davis Lyons, and his team of sidekicks use the...
Will we ever learn to swim?
Once in a blue moon, a band comes around that is difficult to classify. The genre escapes the mind when listening to them, but yet it’s sonically and aesthetically pleasing. Enter the Love Language. ...
MBTA proposes “Red-Blue Connector” to link blue and red li...
Written by A.P. Blake BOWDOIN STATION, last stop on the Blue Line inbound – only if you’re riding on a weekday between 5:15 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., that is, and if you catch it before the proposed Blue ...
Men’s tennis kick off 2011 season
The men’s tennis team comes into the 2011 season with very high expectations. Just last season the team went 11-0, winning the GNAC handily. Having not lost a single match last season, one would expe...
Baseball team has keeper in Assistant Coach
Del Prete looking to make improvements as year goes on The weather is changing, April is approaching, and that could only mean two things: spring and baseball are finally here. The Suffolk University...
Freshman, sophomore earn weekly GNAC honors
The men’s baseball team made their annual trip to Winter Haven, Florida, to kick off the new season on March 11, and in the process won five of their first eight games. With their impressive first we...
SGA presents new E-board
On March 11, Suffolk proudly presented its newly-elected Student Government Association (SGA) for the 2011-2012 school year, after extensive campaigning and debate by all candidates. The election for...
SGA VP DiZoglio resigns
The Student Government Association recently announced the next E-Board for the upcoming year at their weekly meeting, Thursday, March 10, but not without some shocking news. Senior Nick DiZogl...
Turmoil consumes Libya
Ryan Powell, Journal Contributor Over the past few weeks, headlines have erupted with news on the Libyan conflict exuding curiosity with constant research in order to achieve an up-to-date con...
EPA links rainwater radiation to Japan
Strange and seemingly frightening, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently identified miniscule amounts of radiation in rainwater in 12 states, one of which is Massachusetts. Detailed...