Journey: Learning Beyond the Classroom in El Salvador
A dozen students spend Alternative Winter Break digging ditches, raising walls, and building bridges to the past and future in Central America
Teaching & Mentoring: The 1-2 Punch
Like Suffolk history professor Bob Bellinger did for him, Greg Hazelwood '98 leaves a lasting impression on African American history students at Brockton High School
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We published the first issue of Suffolk Arts + Sciences last year with the word “Encore!”...
A look at the books and films published by faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences...
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The spring semester marked the opening of Suffolk University’s new TV studio, known...
Ford Hall Forum, celebrating a century of public dialogue and free speech, has established...
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The College of Arts & Sciences hosts a community of students who reach far beyond...
A SPRING DAY WITH SENIORS Early rising students spent their morning preparing spring...
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In New York, where you can see productions originating from Africa to Iceland, you...
“The department chairman asked me what I wanted as a retirement gift so I told...
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Students in the Graphic Design program learn typography, drawing, photography, printing,...
The faculty of New England School of Art & Design are practitioners as well as...
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The first in a series about graduates across the decades from highlighted degree...
Dear Alumni, It is with tremendous pride that I joined the Alumni Office as the director...
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The Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program of the College of Arts and Sciences brings...
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I am interested in creating biological and geological imagery, such as aerial views...
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On Suffolk’s campus, Jim Nelson is “Coach.” It’s the name used by his assistant, the interns, the locksmith, and multitudes of athletes, colleagues, and staff. Though he retired from the head basketball coaching spot over a decade ago to take on the role of athletic director full time, the name sticks. It’s a...
It’s hard to wrap your brain around El Salvador. Even Lonely Planet, which has built an empire writing guides to less traveled roads, seems unsure what direction to take with this country. “Falcons and hawks fill the skies above fabulous food festivals and bomb craters,” the online guide states with awkward cheer....
From the Civil War through the 1920s, Brockton, Massachusetts thrived as one of the world’s premier shoe manufacturing centers. By the 1950s, the hardscrabble city 30 miles south of Boston claimed bragging rights as the birthplace of undefeated heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano. Twenty years later, when Marvelous...
One by one, a small crowd assembled in front of the Parkman Bandstand on the Boston Common. People sat on the grass, taking in the April afternoon sun while a guitarist draped in an American flag strummed and strolled among them. Six girls in gray t-shirts and jeans, and another with a bullhorn, walked slowly to the ‘stage’...
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