the blog site Interior Design – Connections.

The IDC blog, run by faculty and buy cialis online students from the Interior Design Council at the New England School of Art & Design is a great repository of important news and events, and includes community news, competitions, faculty and student news. In addition, the site features an updated calendar and an ever-refreshed listing of internships and job postings.  Not only can students explore job postings and subscribe to the latest information, but employers can submit job postings and positions to be listed as well.

Hats off to the Interior Design Council for creating a highly attractive and extremely useful space here on “Blogs @ Suffolk”!

Ever wonder what life as a Suffolk undergrad is really like? Now it’s easy to see the world through their eyes in the new  Suffolk University Undergraduate Student Blogs site.

Several Suffolk University students have been blogging for years. Now, there’s one place to read all of their posts: past and present. With this new format, you have access to all 17 bloggers‘ posts as they are created. For even quicker updates, add their RSS feed to your reader and get alerted every time they write.

Suffolk undergraduate bloggers are from many different backgrounds and geographical areas and participate in a wide variety of academic and social programs both on and off campus. (Check out their bios

and pics.) Posts are categorized in four major areas: Academics, Boston Life, Campus Activities and Study Abroad. Find buy cialis online out what your Suffolk experience can become by following the travels of these students, both new and returning.

Want to be a blogger too? Email Jessica Krywosa, Director of Web Communication to find out more information.

Head on over to the new blog for the Civic Discourse Series to learn more about the distinguished guest speakers and events which include Lectures, Panel Discussions, Film Screenings and Podcasts of prior events.  Be sure to check out the comprehensive reading list as well!

Events take place at the Athenæum and at Suffolk’s Beacon Hill campus. All viagra online canadian pharmacy events buy cialis online in the Media & Democracy series are free and open to the public by advance registration.

Stay a while and explore, and if you have questions, ideas, suggestions, or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!

This blog recounts the experiences of a group of Suffolk University students who sacrificed their school breaks to travel to other parts of the country and give their time and energy to families in need. While the group is buy viagra online just beginning

to gather its content and post to the blog, be sure to pay a visit and view the recently posted photocast with student interviews, recounting the experience in El Paso, Texas, building houses with Habitat for Humanity. Reading the journal articles, seeing the photos and hearing the students speak brings this event to life for the rest of us. Thank you, ASB’ers, for sharing your experiences with the rest of us, and we look forward to more posts!

by Journalism 1 students under the direction of Sherri Miles, course instructor and Director of Communication at Suffolk’s College of Arts & Sciences.

The students covered various Boston and Suffolk “beats” throughout the semester and have contributed their skills and talent to bring this project to life. What a sensational beginning! If you haven’t taken a look, head on over and check out the features, stories, categories, interactive map and images, and definitely visit the archives page where you can find a brief bio of each student in the course!

As word of this pilot project spreads, interest has been growing and we’ve received requests for blogs from all different parts of the University. Right now, this pilot is limited to the College of Arts & Sciences only. We look forward to helping

others explore the potential ability of expanding the pilot and its support to allow for more access and even greater representation of the Suffolk University community. Read more about this pilot and stay tuned as we will keep you posted on the status of this exciting project.

pilot has been running 6 weeks and we have 60 blogs so far! This is amazing since we have not formally spread the word aside from one email that went out to faculty after the break. Faculty are using blogs for their research, programs, and courses, and some have students blogging as part of the course curriculum. The students range from new freshman to final semester grad students. Right now you can’t see all of the blogs; only visible are the most recently added blogs and the most recently active blogs. We are working on a way to show a directory of all blogs on the server so the Suffolk Community (and others) can find them.

We currently have over 50 custom templates to choose from, many with the ability to add custom header images. On the top right of this blog, our home page, there is a support section tab. We are developing more support and will be adding video tutorials in the near future.

To sign up, just click “Sign Up” over on the right and get started!

Need Help? Visit the Support Page.

Want to Learn More? Visit the About Page.

Any comments or suggestions so far? We’d love to hear from you!

We are excited about the pilot and the pioneers who will make this a success. See the support page for further assistance, or sign up on the right to get

a blog and check out the support page later!

We look forward to working at making this a success and are open for feedback and suggestions. Please feel free to contact us for assistance, support, and ideas.

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visit our homepage now at http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu