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Vice president resigns, discussion with Faculty Life Committee

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association discussed the recent resignation of Vice President Kayleigh Carey and restated its commitment to its values and for the first time hosted the ...
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SGA election results: Frank Ezhan to serve as next president

The Student Government Association announced the results for the 2026-2027 senator and executive board elections March 4. Here are the fall’s incoming SGA leaders: President: Frank Ezhan    Current ...
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Verdile and Thurman ready to lead women’s basketball as first time captains

The Suffolk University women’s basketball team is off to a strong start so far, securing their first two wins of the season against Rivier University Nov. 7, and against Baruch College Nov 9. New ...
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O’Neil makes difficult decision to hang up the skates due to upper body injury

When Suffolk University women’s hockey head coach Abby Ostrom met Lily O’Neil for the first time, she figured out that O’Neil was a student athlete who was passionate about the team, knew the ...
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Suffolk layoffs spark concern for former, current staff

Across the university, 30 staff members supported students before, during and after their time at Suffolk. They helped students navigate the complexities of higher education. They supported logistics ...
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Suffolk lays off 35 staff members amid financial tensions

Suffolk University has laid off 35 of its staff members ahead of the new academic year. The layoffs are part of budget reductions as university leadership take “a cautious approach” to 2026 spending ...
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Men’s soccer takes down Endicott in spirited CNE semifinal matchup

Suffolk University men’s soccer will have a chance to defend their title on the biggest stage. Taking on the Endicott College Gulls in the Conference of New England semifinals Nov. 4, Suffolk emerged ...
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The Hidden Opponent, student-athlete mental health organization, re-launches at Suffolk

For many years, there has been a mental health movement that surrounds athletes, both men and women, in all sports. The Hidden Opponent is a step in the right direction with this movement as they ...
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OPINION: Snapchat does not care for your privacy

Snapchat has come to the revelation that Google did in 2020, unlimited free storage is actually really, really expensive. Snapchat is going to start charging people to save their memories starting in ...
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Problematic authors: What are they? Who are they? Where do we go from here?

As the BookTok and BookTube communities start to monopolize the bookworm world, the concept of problematic authors comes to light. These are authors who have either created discriminatory features in ...
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MBTA proposes Red-Blue connector project, permanent shutdown of Bowdoin station

The MBTA held a two-part series of public meetings on Oct. 16 and 19 about the long proposed Red-Blue connector project. The project, originally proposed 99 years ago in December 1924, will cost ...
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OPINION: Hollywood’s newest “actress” raises questions over the role of AI in film

In today’s entertainment industry, it can be hard to keep up with the new faces that seem to be cropping up every which way. It seems that every new TV show or movie yields the latest attractive ...