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OPINION: Odes to artists are not worth damage to history
The Suffolk Journal
Famous singer Phoebe Bridgers is currently on her 2026 tour, “The Lost Tour.” During her time traveling, Bridgers revealed that the guitar she used to perform her song, “Punisher,” had once belonged to musician Elliott Smith, who had passed away in 2003. This instrument had been gifted to Bridger’s by her boyfriend, Bo Burnham. Even...
OPINION: Being well read does not dictate intelligence
The Suffolk Journal
Influencer Alix Earle confessed she had never read a book in her life in a recent interview with Interview Magazine. It consisted of casual rapid fire questions about her life and her job, including the viral clip which was posted on Entertainment Tonight’s Instagram where people expressed their frustration and disappointment in the comments. I...
OPINION: Big-name actors kill movie immersion
The Suffolk Journal
This past summer a brand new movie hit the theaters; “Obsession.” Not only was this movie a blockbuster hit, generating over $500 million worldwide at the box office but the leading characters were played by actors that we have not yet seen before. Recently it has been felt that every movie that comes out is...
OPINION: Shaving should be a personal choice, not a societal one
The Suffolk Journal
“I want my legs to look presentable,” is what I say in my head before wearing a dress or shorts in public. And if I see hair on my legs when I’m already out, I get insecure. It’s like there’s this voice in the back of my head that’s telling me that my body hair...
Eric Crumrine’s approach to the honors program is one of fostering opportunity and community
The Suffolk Journal
As the new assistant director of the Suffolk University Honors Program, Eric Crumrine is working to connect students with new perspectives and opportunities beyond the classroom. While many students feel the word “honors” can be daunting because it seems that it is completely about a student’s grade point average and class attendance, Crumrine has a...
This week in SGA: SUPD introduces itself, the Senate talks committees
The Suffolk Journal
Suffolk University’s Student Government Association welcomed representatives from the Suffolk University Police Department and began the process of having Senators join committees during its fifth general meeting of the semester Oct. 8. The meeting began with Treasurer Brendan Eddy’s report. Pasión Latina requested $5,010 and was awarded $3,387. The Latina L
Suffolk Votes breaks down ballot questions ahead of midterm elections
The Suffolk Journal
As the 2026 midterm election season approaches, Suffolk University is preparing students to understand what they are voting on. As part of the Suffolk Votes scavenger hunt in celebration of National Voter Education week, which ran Oct. 5-9, Suffolk Votes partnered with Suffolk University Democrats to host a discussion breaking down the nine Massachusetts bal
‘What’s on your ballot?’ Campus scavenger hunt prepares students for upcoming midterm elections
The Suffolk Journal
The week of Oct. 5 is Voter Education Week in the United States. As a part of its efforts to educate Suffolk University students on all things related to the upcoming midterm elections, Suffolk Votes, the university’s organization dedicated to increasing youth voter turnout, sponsored a campus-wide scavenger hunt titled “What’s on Your Ballot.” Throughout...
SASA’s Destination Fair puts Suffolk clubs on the map
The Suffolk Journal
Suffolk University’s South Asian Student Association gave students the opportunity to travel the world without paying for a plane ticket at its second annual Destination Fair Oct. 8. The event took place in the Keches room in Sargent Hall and was done in collaboration with seven other campus clubs. The Nepali Student Association, Asian American...
Our Bodies Ourselves brings awareness to banned books week with its annual open house
The Suffolk Journal
Our Bodies Ourselves had a Banned Books Week-themed open house welcoming students to the group’s new space Oct. 6. Grace Koch, the program associate of Our Bodies Ourselves, said the group was founded by a group of Bostonian women in 1970. This group wrote and published the first book about women’s health. Currently this organization...
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