Students broadcast live from Studio 73
Studio 73 is a fully equipped television studio on Suffolk’s campus at 73 Tremont Street. The studio provides students with the resources to experiment and learn about the broadcasting field first ha...
Daily Archives: September 21, 2011
Suffolk CICL honors Accelerated Cure Project
Melissa Hanson Journal Contributor Suffolk University’s Center for Innovation and Change Leadership (CICL), run by Robert Defillippi and Colette Dumas, will honor the Accelerated Cure Project at its ...
Suffolk chosen to participate in 2012 India initiative
Suffolk University was recently selected to participate in the 2012 India Initiative of the International Academic Partnership Program (IAPP). IAPP is overseen by the Institute of International Educa...
Women’s tennis looks to build on solid start
Alex Mellion Journal Staff The Suffolk women’s tennis team has gotten off to an average start to this season, picking up a conference win home against Anna Maria, and a loss at Bridgewater State. The...
Pats continue to impress
Michael Christina Journal Staff The Patriots offense continued to roll on Sunday with the defense making timely plays to help secure a victory against one of the primer teams in the AFC in the San Di...
Does splashing the cash in the premier league pay off?
Ever Hernandez Journal Staff Manchester City made a huge splash spending 113.5 million dollars in signings this summer’s transfer window by signing Argentinean Sergio Kun Aguero for 53 million ...
Sports Briefs September 21, 2011
Mayweather vs. Ortiz: the aftermath Floyd “Money” Mayweather beat Victor Ortiz Saturday night by a controversial fourth round KO to win the WBC World Welterweight Title and improve his overall record...
Suffolk volleyball struggling out of gate
Alex Hall Journal Staff After a difficult 2010 season for the Suffolk Volleyball team, the new year has looked all too similar. The Lady Rams finished towards the bottom of the standings in the GNAC ...
Opinion: Justin Verlander deserves AL MVP award
Mike McMahon Journal Staff In any given baseball game, the pitcher holds the most responsibility toward the outcome. The first player that usually takes the blame for a loss is the starting pitcher. ...
NBA lockout: a deal can still get done
Jonathan Stone Journal Staff On March 11, 2011, the National Football League lockout officially began. Sports fans everywhere were worried if there would be a NFL season this year. After all, footbal...
Repeat offenders: Why the Boston Bruins can do it all again
Matthew Bacon Journal Staff Earlier this June, the Boston Bruins shocked the hockey world and inspired fans throughout New England and the globe by defeating the Vancouver Canucks in seven games to w...