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Students Get in on Ground Floor of Planning for Kennedy Museum in Hyannis Port
Boston’s Historic Homes class tour private Kennedy home that will be turned into a public museum
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Business Notables to Read from "Macbeth" in Exploration of Shakespeare and Leadership
A panel discussion following the staged reading will focus on leadership issues raised in the play
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Connecting through Service
Freshman works with other students on issues of poverty relief and human needs – and gets to know the people of the city
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Ford Hall Forum Presents Barney Frank
Recipient of the 2013 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
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Theatre Department presents "The Crucible"
Arthur Miller’s provocative classic focuses on the Salem Witch Trials as an allegory for the McCarthy Era
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Student Journalists Feed Marathon Images and Video to Investigators & Media Outlets
Tweeted photo brings overwhelming onslaught of media calls
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Audience Transported to Other Lands through Teatro en Español
Five dramatic readings presented by Professor Iani Moreno’s Introduction to Literary Analysis class
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Professor on World Tour with “Einstein on the Beach”
Abbie Katz applies experience as opera’s production stage manager to Theatre Department curriculum
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Art Professor Wins Prestigious Whiting Fellowship
Lydia Martin will conduct research in Paris this summer.
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Student Thesis Focusing on Why Young People Vote Wins National Award
Elizabeth Kelleher -- fascinated by voting patterns but frustrated by researchers’ focus on why young people don’t vote – immerses herself in a research study of college students who do vote
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Robert Kraft, Chris Matthews and Paul Fireman to Speak at Commencement Exercises May 19-20
University to Confer 9 Honorary Degrees at Separate Ceremonies for College of Arts and Sciences, Sawyer Business School and Suffolk Law School
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Poll: Puerto Rican Voters Want to Join U.S. as 51st State
Suffolk University poll shows that drug trafficking, economy & failing infrastructure are catalysts for change
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"Don’t Mess Around with Love"
Advanced French students help create curriculum and perform play en français as final class project
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Ford Hall Forum Presents "Whose Choice Is Death?"
A debate on the effort to legalize physician-assisted suicide in Massachusetts
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First-Year Student Artists Present Foundation Exhibition
Suffolk Art Gallery exhibit expresses what students have absorbed as they begin their artistic journeys
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Service with a SMILE
Jake Houle is working with preschool children in en effort to rectify "the shortcomings of our educational system”
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A Spontaneous and Heartfelt Gift
Modern Theatre audience member hoped for an autograph but instead replaced "To Kill A Mockingbird" star's long-lost memento
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Students Join Working Journalists to Produce "Press Party" Interactive Show
Getting real-world experience through Boston Herald partnership
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Students Provide Creative & Research Support for Micro-Housing Movement
Supporting a launching pad for young professionals as they prepare for post-grad living
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Micro-Housing: Rethinking Urban Living
A Building Boston 2030 public forum presented by Suffolk University and the Greater Boston Real Estate Board
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