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Academic Papers and Presentations
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Recent Faculty and Staff Publications
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Senior Guard Sets Women's Basketball Record
Jacqueline Vienneau makes Rams history with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 300 assists
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Terrence Roberts of the “Little Rock Nine” to Discuss 1957 Desegregation Effort
“The issues that compelled him to leave a place of familiarity, safety and comfort and go where he was not wanted ... are still present and are hotly debated." –Professor Kim McLaurin
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Civic Engagement Shifts Senior's World View
“Jumpstart ignited this ever-growing fiery passion within me that refuses to quit. I never thought preschool could be so empowering.” –Martine Ciccio
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Professor John Berg on CNN Discussing Tagg Romney's Political Hopes
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Suffolk Law Professors Available to Comment on Legal Issues Related to Gun Violence
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Suffolk Law School Professor Available to Comment on Immigration Issues
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Law School Offers Web Broadcasts of Oral Arguments
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and Suffolk University Law School partner to provide live Internet broadcasts
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New England School of Art & Design Faculty Exhibition
Showcasing Artists Who Teach
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MLK Service Day Inspires Community Engagement
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Boston Globe Editorial Focuses on University's Vision for Online Learning
“Suffolk is wise to try to get ahead of the changes. Other institutions must consider how to follow suit.”
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Rams Coach, Players Earn Career Milestones
Jacqueline Vienneau and Matt Pepdjonovic set school records for the women and men’s basketball programs, while women’s coach Ed Leyden netted his 300th collegiate win in contests at Norwich University.
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Building Leadership Skills in a 4-Year Journey
Students learn leadership through a sequence of programs throughout their collegiate careers, and they enter the workplace with a competitive edge
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Announcing the Modern Theatre's Spring Season
Featuring world-premiere performances and innovative explorations of classic works
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New Classroom Building to Rise at 20 Somerset St.
The sleek new building will include a light-filled cafe, student support services, and indoor and outdoor lounging areas
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Shakespeare and...the Law
Performers in this reading of "Richard II" include some of Boston’s most prominent lawyers, and College of Arts and Sciences professors will discuss the play's lessons about the limits of executive power
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Honoring Civil Rights Leader through Community Engagement
Students visit homeless and poor during Martin Luther King, Jr., Service Day
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Brandon Smolarek Named ECAC Northeast Goalie of the Week
Teammate Mike Cherpak makes Weekly Honor Roll
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Coach Sets Rams Hockey Win Record
66th career win puts Chris Glionna over the top
