The poetry of David Ferry
Article By:Marissa Holt and Brayden Varr Poet and writer David Ferry recited some of his poetry and translations to a small audience in the Suffolk University poetry center on Nov. 19. Although the s...
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Grunge, as dead as Layne Staley
Article by: Marissa Holt Flannel shirts and a heavy, soul-wrenching sound will forever be attributed to the grunge music scene. However, in today’s reality, we may have lost what is truly grunge. Of ...
Mash-up artist hits Suffolk annual concert
Article By: Marissa Holt and Derek Anderson Last night at the House of Blues, a Girl Talk/Sean Kingston concert was held exclusively for Suffolk students and their limited guests. Both of the artists...
Hilarious satire meets fairy tail
By: Marissa Holt Holding true to the commedia dell’arte form of theatre, an adaptation of The Green Bird was presented by the Suffolk University Theatre Department. Directed by Wes Savick and running...
Suffolk goes green on Sustainability Day
By: Derek Anderson and Marissa Holt Suffolk University is attempting to go green and on Wednesday worked alongside student creators of the “Mug Club” and the Suffolk Recyclers organization to promote...
Sleep No More goes beyond fourth wall
Converting Old Lincoln School into one outrageous set Article By: Derek Anderson and Marissa Holt A new type of innovative theatre has hit the greater Boston area all the way from the United Kingdom ...
MFA opens it’s doors to students with free College Night
By: Derek Anderson and Marissa Holt Students from all over the greater Boston area crowded into the Museum of Fine Arts last Thursday to experience the free promotional event College Night. With musi...
From cows to snowplows
By: Marissa Holt When you move to a new place, it is assumed that opportunities for adventure and new experiences will abound. People talk of the positives, but no one ever warns you about the cultur...