On the Israeli Election
Josef Nothmann Journal Contributor Roughly 67 percent of Israel’s 5.5 million eligible voters went to the polls on Tuesday to elect members of the 19th Knesset from the lists of more than 30 parties...
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Student Political Groups Debate Pressing Topics of the Election
On Tuesday, Oct. 23, three of Suffolk’s student political clubs came together for a two-hour debate on ten different issues in the C. Walsh Theatre at 6:00 p.m. Moderated by Professor David Tuerck, S...
Suffolk International Students from Senegal Voice Perspective on U.S. ...
Dan Olson Journal Staff Election season in the United States brings about similar feelings of anticipation, decisiveness, and political intellectuality for most Americans. Every four years, the cou...
Foreign Policy Debated at Eve of National Election
On Monday, October 22, the Democratic and Republican candidate for President faced off for the third, and last, time just 15 days prior to when voters across the United States go to the polls. Presid...
Meet two new SGA senators
Ryan Pantaleo, an accounting major, fell in love with Suffolk after touring and meeting some faculty. He’s now one of the 2015 SGA senators, class treasurer, a student ambassador, and in the honors p...
Journalist discusses book and impact of women in election
Derek Anderson Journal Staff The 2008 presidential election was a groundbreaking, historical, and undeniably massive awakening to America. Rebecca Traister, a journalist for Salon.com, shines even mo...
With new structure, SGA encourages student voting
This year’s ballot shows voting increase Jeff Fish Journal Staff The polls are open and the Student Government Association (SGA) is urging students to cast their votes for the 2010 fall electio...