Hometown: Newton, MA
Major/Minor: Environmental Studies
Class: 2028
Clubs & Orgs: CAS Honors Community Scholar, Trustee Ambassador for Undergraduate Admissions Office, President of the Outing Club, Event Coordinator for Fusion Dhamaka, Environmental Studies student researcher, general member of W!cked and Women in Business
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: The city really is smaller than it seems; no matter where you are on “campus” you will always see a friendly face
Favorite Boston spot: The Long Wharf gives a great view of the ocean, has a pretty lawn for picnics or hanging out, and normally is filled with live music and families!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: I’m a Glee addict, I’ve watched the entire show multiple times, please talk to me about the Troubletones
What are you passionate about?: I love dance, music, art, and the environment. I’m passionate about social justice and Dancing with the Stars!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The environment at Suffolk is very encouraging and motivating. My peers and professors have pushed me to achieve more than I thought I could and to always attempt new experiences
How has Suffolk surprised you?: I have been able to form meaningful relationships with my professors, which I assumed wouldn’t happen at college without putting in extra effort. Since class sizes are relatively small, as long as you participate and work hard you can stand out
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: I watched the sunrise along the Esplanade with a friend, it’s a beautiful view
Hometown: Taunton, MA
Major/Minor: Broadcast Journalism, Minor in Public & Professional Writing
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: Treasurer of the Suffolk Scribblers, Ram Supporter, Trustee Ambassador, Assistant News Editor of the Suffolk Journal, member of the ski and snowboard club, active in the Performing Arts Office, participated in a travel seminar class, and studied abroad from a semester in Prague
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: The city may seem big and scary, but soon enough Boston will become your home and navigating through the busy streets is as easy as any small town
Favorite Boston spot: I love The Seaport, it has shops, views, and some of my favorite running routes in town
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Coffee ice cream and Grey's Anatomy
What are you passionate about?: I love reading and writing! In my bag at all times is at least one book (if not two), my journal, and my favorite pen
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Not only is the Suffolk community welcoming, but it is also incredibly supportive. Suffolk will give you all the tools to achieve your goals and hold your hand every step of the way
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The community! Having the city as our campus makes us unique, it doesn’t detract from the feeling of “home” you’d find on a more “traditional” campus. The Boston Common, local restaurants and stores, and busy city streets it all feel like Suffolk’s because the students have made it their own
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The highlight of my Suffolk experience was meeting my future roommate and best friend my first day of orientation freshmen year. Suffolk has shown me I made the right choice over and over again academically, but I really cannot thank the school enough for also introducing me to so many great people as well
Hometown: Boston, MA
Major/Minor: Criminal Justice Major, Minor in Finance
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Student Government Association, Resident Assistant (RA), Trustee Ambassador
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Take advantage of campus being so close to both the TD Garden and Fenway Park, we have the best sports teams here!
Favorite Boston spot: Castle Island & The North End
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Blasting Nicki Minaj in my AirPods
What are you passionate about?: Spending time with my favorite people and being involved with the criminal justice system
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Although Suffolk is in the heart of Boston, Suffolk’s community is small, you will always be able to recognize somebody familiar around campus
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The opportunities that Suffolk has presented to me and being able to be part of many different organizations and programs
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Going to Prague over spring break with the Global Gateway program!
Hometown: Coopersburg, PA
Major/Minor: Interior Design
Class: Sophomore
Clubs and Organizations: Interior Design Organization, Honors College
Favorite Boston Spot: North End, Bova’s Bakery, Public Gardens
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? You’re going to fall in love with the city’s atmosphere and convenience. You’ll never get tired of the beautiful walks through the commons and the public garden!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Talking about the same thing over and over again and cooking insane meals
What is your passion? Design, fashion, eating, and prioritizing myself!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? When you need help, all you have to do is reach out. Always be willing to vocalize when there’s a problem or you need extra guidance and Suffolk always has your back with resources
How has Suffolk surprised you? There are so many events held here, seriously, every single day I bet there is some club organization or activity. If you involve yourself, you will never be bored and never be hungry (there’s always free food and treats)
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Honestly, the best times I’ve had at Suffolk so far are staying after hours in the studio with my friends while we do our projects, play music, and talk. Those are the most wholesome college moments I love!
Hometown: Jaffrey, NH
Major: Environmental Science
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: Vice President of Suffolk Environmental Club, Work Study position as a Lab Assistant for the BICEP department, College of Arts and Science Honors Program
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There is so much green space, especially in the area around Suffolk! Spending time in the Boston common or garden really helped during my transition into the city.
Favorite Boston spot: The bakeries and boba in Chinatown!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Rewatching the same 5 TV shows over and over again.
What are you passionate about?: Community service and helping other people. I’m a huge advocate for donating blood!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The smaller class sizes create a really personal learning environment. Getting to know the professors and the other students within my major through class discussions and projects has been super beneficial!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: How accessible it is getting around! The Suffolk campus is not only within walking distance from so many amazing places in downtown Boston but also a multitude of train stations! Being able to easily take the commuter rail closer to my hometown on weekends or the Amtrak to visit family in D.C. has been so amazing!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Having a microwaved Thanksgiving dinner with my three roommates on the $20 rug we had just bought.
Hometown: Smithfield, RI
Major/Minor: Marketing and Entrepreneurship & Management
Class: 2027
Clubs and Organizations: Program Council, Planned Parenthood Generation Action, First-Year Experience Teaching Assistant, Trustee Ambassador, Ram Alumni Mentee, Suffolk in the Hub, studied abroad in London, and Recipient of the Summer Career Development Stipend
Favorite Boston Spot: The Public Garden
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? The wind is an unexpected surprise
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Reality TV
What is your passion? Sharing my enthusiasm and love for my career and experiences at Suffolk
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? The Career Center has so many amazing opportunities for all students and are always there to help!
How has Suffolk surprised you? I didn’t know there would be so many events hosted all the time, there’s always something to do!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Presenting to the CEO, COO, and Head Chef of Saloniki Greek as part of a class assignment as a first semester freshman!
Hometown: Mahwah, NJ
Major/Minor: Law & Political Science Major, Minor in Public Relations (PR)
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: CAS Honors Community Scholar, Trustee Ambassador for Undergraduate Admissions Office, Office Assistant for Orientation & New Student Programs Office
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There are endless things to do in the city. Even if you think you've done it all, there are still plenty of things to do!
Favorite Boston spot: Newbury Street and Seaport, there are plenty of places to shop and it never gets old!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: My favorite show is Impractical Jokers, I watch it every night before I go to sleep!
What are you passionate about?: Exploring new things and places!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The opportunities are endless, Suffolk truly sets you up for success!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk has surprise me by how much it has pushed me out of my comfort zone. Whether it's speaking up in class, meeting new people, or trying new opportunities, I've grown more confident that I expected
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: A major highlight has been the people I’ve met. I’ve built strong friendships and connections with classmates and professors who have made Suffolk feel like a supportive and welcoming community.
Hometown: Newport Beach, California
Major/Minor: Biochemistry
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Student Government Association (SGA), Women’s Track and Field, American Chemical Society (ACS), Researcher Assistant
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There’s lots of opportunities to do anything you set your mind to, and Mike’s Pastry has the best biscotti
Favorite Boston spot: The Boston Athenaeum, and Beacon Hill Books & Café
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Dark chocolate brownies or shopping
What are you passionate about?: Succeeding in the things I’m passionate about and helping people understand the things I dedicate my time to
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: That it has more opportunities than you can imagine, and that the professors and your peers want you to succeed
How has Suffolk surprised you?: How incredibly close it is to basically anything and everything within the city
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Spending time with the Track and Field team. I enjoy all our team bonding experiences, and especially when my teammates helped me move across campus
Hometown: Reading, MA
Major/Minor: Psychology
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: Psyched Out, CS Club, SPARK, Horror Club, Philosophy Club, Feminist Generation, Crochet Club, Art Club, Women's Weightlifting Club
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It’s big enough to see different people everywhere, but small enough to really find community and feel connected (just like Suffolk!)
Favorite Boston spot: The Commons in the sun! Or a trip to Cambridge that includes Coreanos
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Fun coffee drinks
What are you passionate about?: Helping others and making an impact
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There are so many picturesque study spots on campus! There are even more resources available to you, so you shouldn’t be afraid to ask for help. The staff here really wants to get to know you, and you can form genuine connections with your professors. I came from a very different school, and Suffolk feels much more personalized
How has Suffolk surprised you?: There are so many clubs here for such a small school. There’s definitely something for everyone!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Honestly, it would have to be working with the Career Center and professors to help me navigate my options after I earn my bachelor’s degree. Everyone was so nice and helpful, and I felt so much better afterward!
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona
Major/Minor: Criminal Justice and International Relations
Class: 2028
Clubs & Orgs: Model UN, Notorious (President), Criminal Justice Society (Vice President)
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Every Friday and Saturday, there’s a farmers' market near Haymarket that has super cheap produce
Favorite Boston spot: The Esplanade and Bova’s
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Doomscrolling
What are you passionate about?: Advocacy, politics, fashion, and baking
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: You can always find free food
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Everyone is so nice!!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Making new friends and being a part of organizations where I can learn and help my community
Hometown: Rocky Hill, Connecticut
Major/Minor: Political Science
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Trustee Ambassador, CAS Honors, Women in Law
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: You pass a historic landmark each day just by walking to class
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: A late-night Oreo McFlurry
What are you passionate about?: I love helping others, listening to music, and going to the gym
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Although there is no official campus, you will find your community and your people. Just put yourself out there and be yourself!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: There are so many weekly events held to help you succeed in the future. Networking and making connections are highly valued
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Attending Red Sox, Celtics, and Patriots games with the people I love
Hometown: Stratford, Connecticut
Major/Minor: Law
Class: 2028
Clubs & Orgs: Performing Arts (Dinner Theater, and now Legally Blonde!), Book Club, Environmental Club
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There is always something going on in the city and it’s totally worth it to go participate!
Favorite Boston spot: My favorite Boston spot is the Boston Common. It is so pretty and I love to take walks there!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: My guilty pleasure is rewatching things I’ve already watched, specifically Cobra Kai!
What are you passionate about?: I am passionate about musical theater and spending time with the people I love. And also, cats
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Everyone here is super supportive, and always willing to give you a smile and brighten your day!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: I didn’t expect the professors to truly get to know me in the way that I feel they have
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The highlight of my Suffolk experience so far was the Welcomefest! It really gave me an introduction to what Suffolk is, and I met some of my best friends there. Plus, it was a lot of fun and I got a stuffed ram and a tote bag!
Hometown: Natick, MA
Major/Minor: Undergraduate Law
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Student Worker in the Student Leadership & Involvement Office
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: The city truly is your campus, and there is always something happening—you just have to get out and explore
Favorite Boston spot: Piers Park in East Boston or the Boston Harborwalk
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Nutella and pretzels as a snack
What are you passionate about?: I love live music any day
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Your college experience is integrated into the city, so much is in your hands
How has Suffolk surprised you?: All of the different opportunities between Suffolk and Downtown Boston, and getting to explore the city while I learn
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: How much I’ve grown as a person and stepped out of my comfort zone
Hometown: Harwich, MA
Major/Minor: Psychology
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Women in Business, Move It or Lose It
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It is so walkable and easy to navigate!
Favorite Boston spot: Piers Park, East Boston
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Scrolling before bed
What are you passionate about?: Helping others!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There are so many resources and opportunities available to you while being in the heart of the city
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk alumni are everywhere!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Living in Boston during the holidays
Hometown: Warwick, NY
Major/Minor: Law/Sports Management
Class: 2028
Clubs and Organizations: Track and Field, Model U.N., Global Gateway, Ram Academy
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Boston may seem big but once you get used to the T it's very simple to navigate and get to all the great things Boston has to offer
Favorite Boston Spot: The F1 Arcade with friends
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Going to Newbury Comics and spending too much on vinyl
What are you passionate about? Racing, sports, and movies.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? Suffolk has everything you need to succeed including many different internships that are readily available and many resources to help you
How has Suffolk surprised you? Suffolk is a very tight community and it was very easy to make friends and get involved even if we don’t have a “traditional” campus
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Meeting so many new friends and gaining a family with the track team
Hometown: North Providence, RI
Major/Minor: Biochemistry Major, Minor in Physics
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Seriously Bent, Planned Parenthood Generation Action
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There is always something going on, and many events and activities are free or discounted for students!
Favorite Boston spot: Trident Booksellers and Café on Newbury Street
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Ordering a second fancy coffee drink when studying in a café
What are you passionate about?: Women’s health and literacy
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There is something for everyone here; it’s not limited at all
How has Suffolk surprised you?: There are so many groups and activities for students to get involved in despite being a smaller school
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Getting pulled on stage at a Seriously Bent comedy show, which led me to audition for and join the team
Hometown: Chelmsford, MA
Major/Minor: Sociology & Political Science
Class: 2028
First Generation Student
Fluent in American Sign Language
Clubs & Orgs: American Sign Language Club, Suffolk Dance Hub
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Even though Boston is a city, there are many places to find garden and nature space
Favorite Boston spot: The Esplanade
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Rewatching old Disney movies
What are you passionate about?: I am passionate about American Sign Language and Criminal Justice reform
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: People should know that there are so many opportunities to create your own clubs here
How has Suffolk surprised you?: I was surprised to see how close knit and large the Suffolk community is
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Ice skating in the Common with friends
Hometown: Jakarta, Indonesia
Major/Minor: Marketing
Class: 2028
Clubs & Orgs: Student Government Association and Orientation Leader
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: The weather changes every single day, and honestly, that’s what makes it exciting! You never know what you’re going to get, so there’s always something different to do depending on the day. Sunny? Go explore the city. Rainy? Find a cozy café. Boston keeps you on your toes!
Favorite Boston spot: The Cambridge area is definitely my go-to. I love spending time there grabbing dessert, browsing bookstores, and checking out local food spots. It’s the perfect mix of relaxing and exploring
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: As a Marketing major, I’m supposed to be all about strategy, but honestly, I can’t stop myself from diving into art and design. It’s my guilty pleasure that somehow always finds its way into my work!
What are you passionate about?: Designing and drawing are everything to me. They’re my hobbies, but they’ve also shaped the way I think. When I’m brainstorming, I naturally think outside the box and approach problems from a creative angle
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There are SO many clubs and organizations here! It’s one of the best ways to build real connections, make friends, and find your community on campus
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Honestly, the diversity here blew me away. Coming in, I didn’t expect to meet so many people from so many different backgrounds. It makes every day on campus feel like a new experience
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Joining the Student Government Association and becoming an Orientation Leader have been game-changers for me. They gave me the platform to truly be myself and share my story as both an international and transfer student, and that means the world to me
Hometown: Orlando, FL
Major: Interior Design
Class: 2028
Transfer Student
Clubs & Orgs: Trustee Ambassador, CAS Honors, Caribbean Student Network, Black Student Union
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: While it can be fast paced and loud, there are still many times and areas where things are slow and quiet
Favorite Boston spot: Faneuil Hall
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Chocolate ice cream with warm fudgy brownies
What are you passionate about?: Expanding my knowledge on different people and their cultures!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? It can feel intimidating because of the location downtown, but once you’re fully integrated it feels like a nice community where you can always find your people
How has Suffolk surprised you?: All of the student resources and facilities are so high quality
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: I transferred to Suffolk in the middle of the year during the spring semester and the transfer process was so easy. Also, experiencing the art department has been a highlight too
Hometown: Tyngsborough, MA
Major/Minor: Public Relations, Law
Class: 2028
Clubs & Orgs: Honors Program, Dancer through Boston Dance Studios
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: The opportunities in this city are never-ending! There are countless ways to discover new passions and meet people whose interests align with your own
Favorite Boston spot: The Harbor
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Cheesecake Factory
What are you passionate about?: I am passionate about using my voice and positive spirit to help bring people together and create meaningful connections and relationships
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The opportunities to get involved as a Ram are so easily accessible that it’s hard not to feel included and welcomed right from admission!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: I have been pleasantly surprised by how, even though the university is spread throughout such a large and populated city, it is still easy to find a strong sense of community and school pride among the crowds and distance
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Having the opportunity to take some of my Public Relations and Journalism classes in the TV studio!
Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Major/Minor: Business Analytics and Information Systems
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: Trustee Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, E-Board Member of the Islamic Society at Suffolk, First-Year Experience Teaching Assistant, Honors Program, Information Systems and Business Analytics Club, South Asian Student Association, and active with the International Office through programs such as Home Away From Home
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: One thing people should know about Boston is how easy it is to navigate, whether you’re walking, cycling, or taking the T. One minute you can be watching the seals at the New England Aquarium, and the next, you’re enjoying a peaceful evening at the Boston Common
Favorite Boston spot: Copley Square
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Watching an unhealthy amount of movies
What are you passionate about?: Football and exploring new cultures while traveling are huge passions of mine because they’re all about connection. I love finding that sense of community and shared energy no matter where I am in the world
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: People should know that our campus is not a traditional, gated campus because the city itself is our classroom. Being in the heart of Boston’s professional hub means you’re constantly learning alongside a massive alumni network that is always ready to give back
How has Suffolk surprised you?: What surprised me most is the constant support system at Suffolk. The professors are always willing to help, and there are so many opportunities, like the Career Center’s mock interviews and résumé reviews, that make the transition into the professional world feel much less intimidating
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The highlight of my experience has been balancing meeting so many new people while pushing myself academically; from joining the Islamic Society E-Board and the Honors Program to making the Dean’s List and reaching the Boston Globe Case Competition finals in my first semester
Hometown: Taunton, MA
Major/Minor: Psychology and a minor in Youth and Community Studies
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: Caribbean Student Network, Black Student Union, Suffolk Pom
Favorite Boston spot: Newbury Street
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Sitcoms
What are you passionate about?: Activism and dance
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There is a sense of community even though we don’t have a “traditional” campus!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The community has been so welcoming
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The clubs I’ve joined and trips I’ve been able to take
Hometown: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Major/Minor: Economics Major, Minor in Finance
Class: 2029
Clubs & Orgs: EESA, MUN
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: There’s a lot of history to explore
Favorite Boston spot: Charles River Esplanade
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Bova’s
What are you passionate about?: African history
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: There are many opportunities, like study abroad programs and other trips, if you look for them
How has Suffolk surprised you?: It’s very small, and you get to know almost everyone
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The MUN trip to New York City
