I imagine nearly every family in Massachusetts has a story to tell of how Senator Kennedy helped them out at one time or another. Mine follows. In 1983, just as my brother Alan Boisseau was preparing to graduate from high… Continue Reading
The brother-sister duo Jonathan Mendez ’08 and Olivia Chamberland ’09, ’01, ’02 are riding the love train to the heart of the designer t-shirt industry with their company’s popular logo shirts that say “Love” in different languages. Continue Reading
Government professor Teri Fair helps residents in economically hard-hit cities like Flint and Detroit, Michigan mobile for the protection and recovery of their neighborhoods. Continue Reading
Outer space comes to the classroom, as students explore the exciting world of astronomy and astrophysics from the Boston campus, Suffolk Madrid, and the Teide Observatory in the Canary Islands. Continue Reading
The Washington Center Gateway to Politics and Potomac Fever–Suffolk Students have long had the inside track to D.C. through programs at The Washington Center, including its invitation to witness presidential history in 2009 Continue Reading
As the tanker that would haul oil to Bahrain by way of Aruba and Naples picked up its crew in the slicing wind off Brooklyn Flats, Robert Brustein thought, “I’m going to be the loneliest man in the world.” It… Continue Reading
In New York, where you can see productions originating from Africa to Iceland, you can also see musicals this year that came from your own back yard, Suffolk University. Three musicals originally developed by the Boston Music Theatre Project (BMTP),… Continue Reading
“The department chairman asked me what I wanted as a retirement gift so I told him I wanted an iPod,” says Education and Human Services (EHS) Professor Joseph McCarthy in reference to his sell-out Popular Songs seminar. McCarthy, who retired… Continue Reading
Students from Eric Dewar’s Anatomy and Physiology course huddle around a softball-sized orb balanced on a short metal tripod at the corner of his desk. They’re working on an extra credit project, recording a podcast into the space-aged looking microphone… Continue Reading
For the first time in the University’s 101-year history, the College is offering a concentration in ancient classical literature. Students will be able to immerse themselves in the epics of Homer, Virgil and Dante. They will be charmed by Ovid… Continue Reading