Make way! A new ram on campus!
Derek Anderson Journal Staff After 50 years, Rammy, Suffolk’s beloved mascot, has finally retired to make way for a new ram logo, which was introduced to the University with a celebration last Tuesda...
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Daze of change: 21st annual Freedom Rally invades Boston Common
Tom Russo Journal Staff Last Saturday, tens of thousands flocked to the Boston Common for the 21st annual holding of The Boston Freedom Rally (or as it is commonly referred to, Hempfest). Smokers an...
73 Tremont ramps up security
Ryan Boyle Journal Staff Starting this semester, students visiting the 73 Tremont office building will be required to check in with security to obtain a day pass before being granted access to the bu...
Students impressed by new Modern Theatre dorms
Gianna Carchia Journal Contributor Rising ten stories above the Modern Theatre is Suffolk’s newest residence hall, featuring a beautifully restored façade and housing for 197 students. The environmen...
New 73 Tremont cafe underway for fall semester
Article by: Ethan Long Students filled a classroom inside of Suffolk’s Sawyer building on Thursday, April 29, for a meeting called to discuss the university’s plans to build a new cafeteria inside of...
Commencement 2010: Seniors say goodbye
Article by: Derek Anderson Over 1,900 students filed into the Bank of America Pavilion on May 23 for the 2010 Commencement to take their next step forward as they graduated from Suffolk University. W...
Suffolk earns praise for environmental initiatives
Article by: Jeff Fish Over the years, Suffolk has worked to reduce waste and energy consumption by modifying its buildings and educating the student body on maintaining a greener lifestyle. These fea...
New SBS Student Executive Council discusses plans for the future
Article by: Angela Bray The new Sawyer Business School Student Executive Council (SBSSEC) met on Thursday, April 29, in a meeting called to order by Odie Fakhouri, President of Future Investors in Re...
Meet Your Orientation Leaders: Tomas Robaina, 2012
Article by: Angela Bray As freshman orientation approaches, Tomas Robaina is enthusiastic about returning for his second year as an orientation leader. Prior to this summer’s orientation sessions, Ro...
Meet Your Orientation Leaders: Kelsey Trenti, 2011
Article by: Angela Bray “I wanted to be an orientation leader from the time I left my orientation because I loved the environment, staff, and Suffolk,” said Kelsey Trenti, who is returning as an orie...
World Briefs Summer 2010
Middle East JERUSALEM, Israel—An Israeli naval raid of an aid flotilla headed towards Gaza resulted in nine deaths, sparking international condemnation of Israel’s actions, according to the New York ...
Physics student recognized by prestigious award
Article by: Derek Anderson Suffolk junior Nathaniel Steinsultz was recently awarded the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Award for Math, Science and Engineering, a scholarship that top students apply f...