Hometown: Taunton, MA
Major/Minor: Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Public and 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 PAO, and participated in a travel seminar class.
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: Coopersburg, Pennsylvania
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: Palm Beach County, Florida
Major: Broadcast Journalism and Political Science
Class: 2026
Clubs & Orgs: NECN Student Reporter, Alternative Break Leader, Resident Assistant, Political Science Research Assistant, Trustee Ambassador for Suffolk University Undergraduate Admissions Office.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Don’t miss out on visiting the breathtaking museums and gardens in Boston!
Favorite Boston spot: I absolutely love the Boston Public Garden! It’s my favorite spot because of the vibrant flowers and the warm atmosphere. Sun or snow, it's always a magical experience.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: I love buying a box of Insomnia cookies after a busy week. It's the perfect sweet treat to end my week!
What are you passionate about?: I am dedicated to building community and fully embracing the culture that surrounds us! Exploring history and getting to know the incredible individuals around you truly enriches your life!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The endless possibilities our campus has to offer. Our staff is dedicated to supporting students in pursuing their passions both on and off campus, from their career goals to their personal interests. We are here to help students bring their vision to life and provide guidance every step of the way!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk has surprised me by continuous efforts to create the ultimate college experience for students. Every week there are endless events, fairs, and career opportunities right here on campus for students. It is the perfect blend of a career and college experience!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: I've had the opportunity to experience a cutting-edge education at Suffolk, with a creative curriculum that includes field trips and hands-on work with industry-standard equipment. The curriculum continues to be creative, while striving to keep students up to date with the newest findings in that field.
Hometown: South Elgin, IL
Major/Minor: Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) and a minor in Business Law
Class: 2026
Clubs & Orgs: CAS Honors Program, Program Council, Suffolk Volleyball Club, Trustee Ambassador for Suffolk University Admissions Office
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Boston is so much more than Beacon Hill and Newbury St. Explore Brookline, Cambridge or Seaport! Such good food and places to thrift too!
Favorite Boston spot: Florina’s Pizza, Live Alive, Dave’s Hot Chicken, & Tatte
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Food.
What are you passionate about?: Major foodie, current events, thrifting, plants, and travel!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Best location! Class sizes are small so you can make connections with your professors. Suffolk has so many resources that are underutilized and free! Joining Clubs is also a great way to meet friends in college and Suffolk has so many to offer!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk's resources and connections surpassed my expectations. There are so many cool opportunities and events that Suffolk offers to further student's success and career goals!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: All of the friends I’ve met!
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, Rhode Island
Major/Minor: Marketing
Class: 2027
Clubs and Organizations: Program Council, Planned Parenthood Generation Action, First-Year Experience Teaching Assistant, Trustee Ambassador, Ram Alumni Mentee, 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: Foxborough, MA
Major/Minor: Law major with a minor in Philosophy
Class: 2026
Clubs and Organizations: Honors Community Scholar, Mock Trial Team Public Relations Officer, Suffolk Legal Association, Crochet Club Vice President, Teaching Assistant, Suffolk Votes Ambassador, Environmental Science Club, Alternative Spring Break, Trustee Ambassador for the Undergraduate Admissions Office.
Favorite Boston Spot: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? The Boston Public Library has so many incredible resources for education, research, careers, community service, etc.!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Listening to music so loud it can be heard from outside my headphones sometimes (sorry!)
What is your passion? Environmental sustainability and social justice.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? The classes are small so you get the chance to really get to know your classmates and professors and make some very valuable connections.
How has Suffolk surprised you? There are so many traveling options to a large variety of locations, even if you aren’t spending a whole semester abroad.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Competing at the American Mock Trial Association Regionals.
Hometown: Lawrence, Massachusetts
Major/Minor: Radiation Therapy major
Class: 2026
Clubs and Organizations: Trustee Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Favorite Boston Spot: Finding clothes on Newbury Street
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? The amazing part about Boston is that adventure is around every corner. As well as a Dunkin Donuts.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? I love wearing hoodies in the summer.
What is your passion? My passion is people. Understanding them and building a strong connection with anyone. I have always wanted to help those who truly need it. Not only that, I want others to feel as if they belong.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? It’s a place where everyone wants you to succeed. Not only the friends you will make on the way but the professors as well. Professors have gone above to help me.
How has Suffolk surprised you? The random acts of kindness Suffolk does for its students. Suffolk administration or the students always have days dedicated to fun. Whether it is “Grab a donut with Suffolk Police” or getting free waffles during finals week.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Going on an Adventure to Seaport during the holiday season and trying the amazing Hot Coco with friends.
Hometown: Wakefield, MA
Major: Graphic Design
Class: 2026
Clubs and Organizations: President of Suffolk Photo Club, Program Council, Men’s Track and Field Captain, Men’s Indoor Track Team, Men’s Outdoor Track Team
Favorite Boston Spot: The North End
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: That there are so many good restaurants outside the north end
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Going to Bova’s and going to the Prudential Center
What is your passion?: Spending time with friends and family
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Getting more involved in the school only enhances your Suffolk experience. Also, there are a lot of hills
How has Suffolk surprised you?: That there are so many great resources here to help you succeed
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): During our CCC conference championship track meet my freshman year, I was getting ready to do my last jump and my whole team was there cheering me on and hyping me up. It was such a great feeling knowing that so many people cared about me.
Hometown: Abuja, Nigeria
Major/Minor: International Relations
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: K-pop Club, Student Government Association, African Student Association
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It’s a city where students feel empowered, inspired, and always connected.
Favorite Boston spot: Boston Common
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Binge watching TV and snacking
What are you passionate about?: I’m really passionate about children’s rights and women’s rights—just making sure everyone gets the protection and support they deserve.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: The community is super welcoming. You never feel alone here.
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The diversity! I didn’t expect to meet so many different kinds of people—it’s really cool.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Honestly, just how fun and different everything is. There’s always something going on that makes the student experience feel special.
Hometown: Brookline, MA
Major/Minor: Finance and International Relations with a minor in History
Class: 2027
Clubs and Organizations: Equity Analyst: Finance and Investing Club. Treasurer: Pinky Swear Pack.
Favorite Boston Spot: Coolidge Corner, Brookline!
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? Explore!! Find new places outside of downtown and Newbury St., you may find your new favorite spot.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Reading when I should be studying or doing homework!
What is your passion? Learning languages.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? The close knit community and how easy and grateful us students should be about how small, accessible professors are outside of class, giving you countless chances to learn, grow and achieve grades, opportunities etc!
How has Suffolk surprised you? Despite Suffolk not having your traditional campus it has all of the traditional experiences. Which includes a variety of things from cheerleading to sororities/fraternities.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Meeting my friends who have now become some of the closest people to me.
Hometown: Framingham, MA
Major/Minor: Biology
Class: 2027
Clubs and Organizations: Trustee Ambassador, South Asian Student Association (SASA), Asian American Association (AAA)
Favorite Boston Spot: Esplanade
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? It’s smaller than it seems.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Nutella Biscuits
What is your passion? Traveling—I love to visit new places and immerse myself in different cultures.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? With our campus not being traditional it makes you more independent and opens you to endless opportunities.
How has Suffolk surprised you? Suffolk has surprised me by making me more open to trying new things and meeting new people.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Getting to know Boston better, and getting to share those moments with the new friends that I made here.
Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Major/Minor: Marketing & Business Analytics Double Major
Class: 2026
Clubs and Organizations: Program Council, Sawyer Business School Honors Program, Trustee Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Admission
Favorite Boston Spot: Fan Pier in the Seaport District.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? There are so many hidden gems. Do your research on great restaurants!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Turning my heat on in October.
What is your passion? Always staying creative is something that is so important in my day-to-day. Creativity helps my mind stay open and active.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? You’re going to be walking…a lot!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk surprised me by offering me the opportunity to participate in executive presentations so early in my Suffolk career. The Sawyer Business School has provided excellent resources I would have never thought to ask for.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Having the opportunity to attend the CIVSA SDI conference in January of 2025 in Houston! I represented the university and was able to learn from student representatives from across the nation.
Hometown: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Major/Minor: Law & Criminal Justice
Class: 2026
Transfer Student, First Generation Student
Clubs & Orgs: CAS Honors Program, Honors Ambassador, Vice President of Honors Council, Trustee Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Admission.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Boston is more than the downtown. A big city with a small-town feeling, you feel right at home, lots of things to do and historical sites to visit.
Favorite Boston spot: Fenway Park
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Eating ice cream when it’s snowing
What are you passionate about?: I'm passionate about helping others, creating or collaborating in spaces that make others feel comfortable, and developing a sense of community for those around me.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Suffolk is so welcoming. You won't get bored, thanks to the variety of clubs and support service departments, there are activities almost every day where you can participate and meet lots of people.
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The support offered by the professors and staff is incredible, and the sense of community the university provides is truly unique. The university's wealth of resources enriches and fosters student development and motivates them to keep pursuing their academic goals.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Every club event or meeting I've been to has something new to offer, but the highlight of my Suffolk experience is the CAS honor hours/events where I've been able to meet and spend time with many of my friends.
Hometown: Braintree, MA
Major/Minor: Finance Major
Class: 2026
Clubs and Organizations: Finance and Investing Club, Trustee Ambassador for the Undergraduate Admission Office
Favorite Boston Spot: Fenway Park for a Red Sox game.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston? The walkability of Boston makes it a great city to live in.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure? Golf
What is your passion? Finance and Investing, I’m very involved in the finance and investing club being on the e-board and an analyst for the investment fund that the club provides.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk? The opportunities that Suffolk has to offer. Plenty of employers come to speak with the school which is a good opportunity to network and possibly get an internship. Also, the Finance and Investing Club has a fund of $200k that you can be an analyst for which is great to get real world experience before having to go through the difficult process of getting an internship/job.
How has Suffolk surprised you? They have surprised me with the faculty. A lot of the faculty has a lot of real-world experience, for example my finance professor was a CFO at a fortune 500 company. Whenever I asked a question, it would be answered with a real-world scenario rather than a textbook definition.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): My trip to Wall Street. Due to my academic success and leadership in extracurricular activities I was chosen to attend a trip to Wall Street meeting with Goldman Sachs, UBS, NY Fed, and Oliver Wyman. It was a great experience to be able to network with these prestigious firms.
Hometown: Auburn, NH
Major/Minor: Law
Class: 2026
First Generation Student
Clubs and Organizations: Student Government Association, College of Arts and Sciences Honors Program, Trustee Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Admission, Ski Club.
Favorite Boston Spot: Boston’s monthly thrift markets.
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It’s super windy and you will become a die-hard Bruins fan whether you want to or not.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?:Energy Drinks.
What is your passion?: Anything outdoors, hiking, skiing, camping.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: How much everyone wants to see you succeed. Between faculty and staff, but also Ram supporters, and fellow students, everyone is very kind and super supportive.
How has Suffolk surprised you?: How easy it was to get involved as someone who was shy and never used to get involved. With a little help from people who wanted to see me succeed, in under a year I have become involved on campus, met lots of great people, and had experiences I wouldn’t have otherwise.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience (so far): Being able to walk around a major city and say hi and stop to talk to several people is an unmatched feeling for me.
Hometown: Roswell, GA
Major/Minor: Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Public Relations
Class: 2026
Clubs & Orgs: Alternative Spring Break, Program Council, CAS Honors Student, Orientation Leader, Ram Supporter, Trustee Ambassador for the Undergraduate Admissions Office
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: Boston is so mobile, so take advantage of everything! You can easily walk or take the T to places and never run out of things to do!!
Favorite Boston spot: The Boston Public Gardens and Pavement Coffee House on Newbury St!
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Getting an iced mocha latte from any and all coffee shops and watching Scandal with my roommate!
What are you passionate about?: I am passionate about helping others, spending time with my friends and family, reading, learning new things, and exploring Boston.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: Suffolk students should take advantage of EVERYTHING Suffolk has to offer: from discounted sports tickets, school dances, on and off campus events, to the many offices on campus to help students: CHW, Career Center, SLI, and CCE. The resources are here for you, so make sure to take advantage of them!
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk has surprised me with how much they care about me. All my professors care about me, my career, my academics, and more. Every staff member and faculty member really care about each student; everyone wants you to succeed. I always feel supported.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: I have two! The first was my time as an Orientation Leader for the Orientation and New Student Programs Office. I got to work with an amazing team of 20 other Suffolk students while welcoming the incoming class to Suffolk. It was one of the best summers of my life! My second Suffolk highlight was going to Laredo, Texas to work with Habitat for Humanity through Suffolk’s Alternative Spring Break Program. It was truly a transformative experience, and I am so glad I was a part of such an amazing service experience.
Hometown: Marshfield, MA
Major/Minor: Marketing and a minor in Digital Design
Class: 2027
Clubs & Orgs: SBS Honors Program, Trustee Ambassador for the Undergraduate Admissions Office, First-Year Experience Teaching Assistant, Member of the Photography Club, Member of the Suffolk Pom Team
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It's a lot easier to navigate than it seems
Favorite Boston spot: Little Italy in the North End
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Online shopping
What are you passionate about?: Creating anything. Any form of art makes me want to get involved!
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: It has an amazing amount of opportunities on top of being in the best part of Boston
How has Suffolk surprised you?: The inviting community and incredible opportunities Suffolk has to offer
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Getting to experience the city life while earning my college degree!
Hometown: Chitwan, Nepal
Major/Minor: Computer Science
Class: 2026
Transfer Student
Clubs & Orgs: Suffolk University’s Nepali Student Association, Student Government Association, Suffolk University’s Computer Science Club, Crafting for Charity, Suffolk University’s South Asian Student Association
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: It’s super walkable! You can get almost anywhere on foot, and the MBTA makes it even easier to explore beyond your neighborhood. There’s seriously always something to do, whether it’s a cool event, a random festival, or just checking out new spots around the city. You’ll never find yourself bored! Plus, Boston is full of history, and it’s so fun to just wander around and stumble across historic sites and learn more about the city as you go.
Favorite Boston spot: The Seaport! It’s such a fun area to hang out, especially when the weather’s nice. You’ve got amazing waterfront views, cool restaurants, and pop-up events, and it’s just a great vibe overall. Whether you’re grabbing food, walking along the harbor, or just relaxing and people-watching, it never gets old.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: CAVA
What are you passionate about?: I’m passionate about using technology to solve real-world problems, especially in healthcare. I believe in the power of innovation to improve lives, whether through telemedicine or other advancements. Alongside that, I’m also deeply passionate about elephants and their conservation. Their intelligence and social structure inspire me, and I hope to find ways to integrate technology to support their protection as well.
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: One thing people should know about Suffolk is the strong support from the Career Center and the abundance of opportunities to get involved through clubs. It’s a great way to gain experience, build your network, and develop new skills.
How has Suffolk surprised you?: Suffolk has surprised me with its location; while feeling somewhat separate from a traditional campus life space, it fosters a unique sense of connection. There’s always something going on, whether it’s a campus event, fair, or club activity. It is easy to stay engaged and connected with so many events happening regularly!
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: The highlight of my Suffolk experience so far has been starting SUNSA (Suffolk University’s Nepali Student Association). It’s been such a fulfilling experience to create a space for Nepali students to connect and share our culture with the broader campus community.
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: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Major: Economics
Class: 2026
Clubs & Orgs: Honors Ambassador
What’s one thing people should know about Boston?: That it is always full of life and anything you ask for is always within reach.
Favorite Boston spot: Dumpling Café, Chinatown. It literally warms my soul.
What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?: Reading really cringey fan fiction
What are you passionate about?: K-Pop, dramas, and Manhwa
What’s one thing people should know about Suffolk?: That it is very diverse and there are people from all kinds of backgrounds so it is very easy to find a community.
How has Suffolk surprised you?: With the number of opportunities, students are given to build connections staring from their freshman year.
Highlight of your Suffolk experience so far: Last year I reached out to my professors and suggested adding a lesson to one of our 101 level courses. Not only did they listen to me, they took my suggestion seriously and implanted it!
