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Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936. Trump's victory elicits strong reactions on campus; Men's soccer soars to CNE championship in penalty kick thriller
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4 days ago · As the class of 2024 prepares to turn in their tassels in May, they will be sent off by three commencement speakers: Plaintiff Attorney Josh Koskoff, Judicial Court Chief Justice Kimberly Budd and Robert Wolf, the chairman and CEO of UBS and former presidential adviser..
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Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936. The eighth annual First-Gen Week began Nov. 1 with their monthly First-Gen Fridays, but with some additional flair that gives Suffolk students a glimpse into what to expect for the rest of the week-long...
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Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936. Even though the major spikes in COVID-19 cases feel like they are behind us, the importance of wearing a mask on the MBTA subway system has not been lost –– and some Bostonians need a reminder.
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Newton teacher strike ends after 11 days An 11-day long teacher strike in Newton came to an end Feb. 2 after the Newton’s School Committee...
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Suffolk University is getting its very own run club on campus for the first time, starting this semester. The club was started by Aydan Wulf, Imani Chanka, Collin Merwin and Aaron Blatt.
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The Suffolk University women’s basketball team lost a hard-fought game to Roger Williams University Dec. 2 with a close score of 74-73. The Rams were trailing for the majority of the game with a score...
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Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936. This week in Suffolk University sports: volleyball goes .500, women’s soccer drops lone game of week, men’s soccer splits two-game week and women’s golf takes the top spot in New Hampshire.
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Eight people across various industries gathered together for Suffolk’s African Student Association professional panel Oct. 25 to inspire and give insights to Black and African people entering the workforce.