Suffolk University’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry was recently awarded a $281,540 grant from the National Science Foundation for an intensive new research program. The…
Three members of Suffolk University’s Residence Hall Association (RHA) will travel to Boulder, Colo., this June for the Nation Conference of College and University Residence…
Along with being founder of Suffolk University, Gleason Archer Sr. was a well-known lawyer, entrepreneur, writer, and all around Renaissance man —a jack-of-all-trades. Apparently, he…
Power breakfasts with business leaders and public officials, phone calls with prospective donors, sporting events, town halls in front of hundreds of faculty, staff, and…
The Boston Police Department confirmed that there was no foul play in the apparent jumping death from the Sawyer Building Thursday night. “A preliminary investigation…
Suffolk University is getting a doughnut machine. Yes, a doughnut machine. And it’s for everyone. Originally starting as a joke, the Student Government Association (SGA)…
“It’s all about learning by doing,” Dave DeAngelis, director of Student Leadership and Involvement at Suffolk, said of the Journey leadership program. The four-tier program…
Melissa Hanson Journal Staff Suffolk’s own student-run Mock Trial team has gone to the American Mock Trial Association’s Nationals for the first time in recent…
Suffolk’s residence halls, located in prime real estate locations in Downtown Boston and Beacon Hill, are the sixth most expensive in the country, according to…
Today, as the start of Fenway Park’s 100th season has begun, Suffolk President James McCarthy announced the kickoff of the university’s strategic planning process at…
Provost Barry Brown is leaving Suffolk at the end of the semester to become the eighth president of Mount Ida College in Newton. In an…
As the anticipation for the class of 2012’s graduation steadily builds with each day inching closer to May 20, seniors have begun to feel the…
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