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Suffolk University faculty, staff, students and programs are featured regularly in local and national media. The following offers a sampling of recent Suffolk University media mentions.

Boston Herald – April 18, 2008
Sheila Webber, associate professor of management, comments on Jack Welch’s remarks questioning the credibility of new GE chief.

Boston Herald – April 16, 2008
Jonathan Haughton, professor of economics and senior economist for the Beacon Hill Institute, calls John McCain’s gas ‘tax holiday’ a gimmick.

Boston Herald – April 7, 2008
Jeanne Aversa, associate director of undergraduate admission, discusses college fairs.

Wall Street Journal – April 4, 2008
Law Professor Joseph Franco comments on new “summary prospectus” proposed by the Securities Exchange Commission

Boston Business Journal – April 4, 2008
John Nucci, vice president for government and community affairs, comments on the “demise of the Boston commuter school.”

The Korea Times – March 27, 2008
Law Professor Valerie Epps
OpEd – “Kosovo, Tibet: Same or Different?”

Boston Globe – March 31, 2008
Susan Sered, professor of sociology, comments on the women’s healthcare policy brief issued by the University’s Center for Women’s Health and Human Rights. Sered wrote the brief with the help of her students.
Also appeared in:
Boston Herald – April 13, 2008

New York Times – March 25, 2008
David Yamada, professor of law, comments on workplace bullying cases that can fall between the cracks of existing state and federal employment law.
Also appeared in:
International Herald Tribune – March 25, 2008
Chicago Tribune – April 1, 2008

March 24, 2008 – Forbes.com – March 24, 2008
David Yamada, professor of law, comments on recognizing signs of workplace bullying.
Also appeared in:
ABC News – March 31, 2008

The Wall Street Journal – March 18, 2008
Jay Hargis, adjunct professor of education and human services, suggests fields for real estate professionals to consider when contemplating a career change.

Boston Globe – March 19, 2008
Susan Prosnitz, executive director of Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service, comments on new federal legislation to lower income-based payments and forgive loans for graduates in any field who are employed for 10 years in a public service position.

Cape Cod Times -- March 13, 2008
Law Professor Mark Perlin comments on prosecuting under the Protect Act in child porn case.

Sentinel and Enterprise.com – Feb. 28, 2008
Law Professor Kate Day comments on proposed legislation in Massachusetts to make rape committed through deceit or fraud punishable with imprisonment up to life.

Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly – Feb. 25, 2008
Law Professor Mark Perlin comments on recent decision of the Superior Court’s Business Litigation Session in regards to Massachusetts’ plaintiffs-friendly stance toward motions to dismiss

Scripps News, Washington, D.C. – Feb. 25, 2008
Law Professor Michael Avery comments on new police policy in St. Paul, Minn. for investigating protest groups

BostonNOW – Feb. 24, 2008
Director of Political Research Center David Paleologos says that odds are stacked against Jim Ogonowski in his bid for John Kerry’s senate seat.

Boston Globe – Feb. 23, 2008
“A fair role for fathers”
Law Professor Charles Kindregan argues that a presumption of joint legal and physical custody could handcuff judges

Boston Herald – Feb. 21, 2008
“NECN looks to broadcast from new Suffolk studio”

BostonNOW – Feb. 20, 2008
History Professor Bob Allison comments on Boston as an historical city

The National Law Journal – Feb. 20, 2008
Law Professor Andrew Perlman expects an explosion of opinions on metadata

BostonNOW – Feb. 20, 2008
Undergraduate Admissions Director John Hamel says Boston has abundant opportunities for student internships and employment prospects after graduation

New England Cable News (NECN) – Feb. 11, 2008
Bob Rosenthal, chair of Communication and Journalism, discusses Presidential election
Also commented on resignation of Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager

Boston Herald – Feb. 10, 2008
Vice President of External Affairs John Nucci’s new title reflects full scope of his duties

Boston Globe – Feb. 9, 2008
English Professor Tom Connolly comments on history of “banned in Boston” in an article discussing onstage nudity at the Boston Center for the Arts

Banker & Tradesman -- Jan. 28, 2008
"Suffolk Presents Its Proposal For Academic, Dorm Projects"

"Suffolk University opens new dormitory at 10 West Street"
Boston Globe – Jan. 9, 2008
Boston Herald – Jan. 10, 2008
Boston Globe – Jan. 10, 2008
BostonNOW – Jan. 10, 2008

Boston Globe – Dec. 20, 2007
Suffolk University men’s ice hockey team worthy of notice

Boston Globe – Dec. 20, 2007
John Hamel, director of undergraduate admissions, comments on college recruitment efforts in the Sun Belt

7News/Suffolk University Poll Shows Obama Closing on Clinton – Dec. 12, 2007
Poll Coverage:
WHDH-TV Ch. 7 News – Dec. 12, 2007
Hiller Instinct:Suffolk University Poll
ABC News – Dec. 12, 2007
International Herald Tribune – Dec. 16, 2007
Also appeared in:
Boston Globe – Dec. 16, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald Blogs Presidential Briefing– Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Globe - Political Intelligence – Dec. 12, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 12, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 12, 2007
Washington Post – Dec. 12, 2007
Washington Times – Dec. 12, 2007
Reuters – Dec. 12, 2007
The Corner on National Review Online – Dec. 12, 2007
Real Clear Politics – Dec. 12, 2007
MSNBC – Dec. 12, 2007
KOB.com (New Mexico) – Dec. 12, 2007
AOL News – Dec. 12, 2007
Yahoo News – Dec. 12, 2007
Find Law – Dec. 12, 2007
New York Post – Dec. 13, 2007
Union Leader, Manchester, N.H. – Dec. 13, 2007
Springfield News-Sun (Ohio) – Dec. 12, 2007
San Diego Union-Tribune(SignOnSanDiego.com) – Dec. 12, 2007

Boston Globe – Dec. 11, 2007
Editorial
“Suffolk steps forward”

Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly – Dec. 10, 2007
“Rule change adds motion to dismiss”
Law Professor Mark Perlin comments on the recently approved amendments to the state Rules of Civil Procedure

Boston Globe – Dec. 8, 2007
Editorial
SuffolkUniversity students to enliven Downtown Crossing area

Boston Herald - Dec. 5, 2007
Susan Prosnitz is new executive director of the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service at Suffolk University Law School

Boston Globe Sunday Magazine - Dec. 2, 2007
Interior Design Co-Program Director Nancy Hackett’s home chosen 2007 "Home of the Year"

7News/Suffolk University Poll shows Obama and Edwards rallying in New Hampshire – Nov. 27, 2007
Poll Coverage:
NBC-TV – Dec. 2, 2007
Meet the Press with Tim Russert
WHDH-TV, Ch.7 News – Nov. 26, 2007
Hiller Instinct:Suffolk University Poll
Boston Globe – Nov. 27, 2007
Clinton’s lead shrinking, Romney’s growing in latest New Hampshire poll
Also appeared in:
Reuters – Nov. 29, 2007
Boston Globe – Nov. 28, 2007
Boston Herald – Nov. 28, 2007
Real Clear Politics – Nov. 28, 2007
Ft.Wayne Journal Gazette – Nov. 28, 2007
The Telegraph (Nashua, N.H.) – Nov. 29, 2007
Richmond, Va. Times Dispatch – Nov. 29, 2007

Boston Globe - Nov. 30, 2007
Students in English Professor Tom Connelly’s freshman seminar meet actress Heidi Dallin, a Hillary Clinton impersonator
Also appeared in:
Boston Herald - Nov. 30, 2007

WHDH-TV 7News Boston – Nov. 21, 2007
Special Report – War Games
Nina Huntemann, assistant professor, Communication & Journalism, comments on the online computer war game marketed by the U.S. Army

Fox News – Nov. 14, 2007
Suffolk University conducts small business poll with American Management Services
Also appeared in:
Boston Herald – Nov. 30, 2007
The Washington Times – Nov. 26, 2007
The Athens Banner-Herald (Athens, Ga.) – Nov. 25, 2007
Boston Business Journal – Nov. 13, 2007
Orlando Business Journal – Nov. 13, 2007
MSN Money – Nov. 13, 2007

ABC News – Nov. 14, 2007
Alumna Courtney Yates on “Survivor” show

New York Times – Nov. 11, 2007
Letter to the Editor
Law Professor Erik S. Pitchal
“Who’s Minding the Foster Care System?”

Boston Globe – Nov. 11, 2007
Letter to the Editor
Law Professor Erik S. Pitchal
“Still smarting from dispute with DSS”

washingtonpost.com – Nov. 1, 2007
Suffolk University campus and gymnasium cited in sports writers’ blog

SI.com – Oct. 31, 2007
Red Sox World Series victory parade passes by Suffolk University Law School

Colleges of Distinction Campus Happenings – Oct. 31, 2007
Sawyer Business School student Letisha Brown chosen for Future Diversity Leaders program

The Nantucket Independent – Oct. 31, 2007
History Chair Robert Allison at 2007 Boston History Award gala

EDGE – Oct. 30, 2007
Crossing Brooklyn, a musical originally titled Begin Again and developed at Suffolk University by Theatre Department Chair Marilyn Plotkins, opens in New York to rave reviews
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THEATERMANIA – Oct. 30, 2007

Morning Sentinel– Oct. 29, 2007
Law Professor Karen Blum comments on court cases involving the use of Tasers by police officers

The Beacon Hill Times - Oct. 23, 2007
Suffolk University moving toward a plan to demolish former MDC building at 20 Somerset St.
Also appeared in:
The Boston Courant - Oct. 20, 2007

Boston Globe – Oct. 14, 2007
Mary Karen Rogers, director of career development for the Law School, comments on Boston’s current job market in the legal field

South Coast Today – Oct. 10, 2007
Adams Gallery exhibit: “From Dairy to Doorstep: Milk Delivery in New England, 1860-1960”

The Beacon Hill Times – Oct. 2, 2007
Op-ed piece by John Nucci, vice president for government and community affairs
"Neighbors’ feedback leads Suffolk to propose housing art school in former MDC building"

Boston Globe – Oct. 4, 2007
Modern Theatre, long vacant, to house students
Also appeared in:
Banker & Tradesman – Oct. 1, 2007
Boston NOW – Oct. 9, 2007
KRGV-TV, Newschannel 5, Weslaco, Texas – Oct. 4, 2007
Cinema Treasures – Oct. 11, 2007

Boston Globe – Sept. 30, 2007
Public Management Chair Michael Lavin comments on young people entering the public administration field

Boston Globe – Sept. 24, 2007
“Is it always necessary to reconcile?” an op-ed article on political reconciliation by Nir Eisikovits, assistant professor of philosophy
Also appeared in:
International Herald Tribune – Sept. 24, 2007

The Salem News – Sept. 22, 2007
John Berg, chair and professor of government, comments on liberals and conservatives joining forces to battle casino gambling in Massachusetts

Boston Herald – Sept. 20, 2007
Law Professors Marc Greenbaum and Richard Perlmutter comment on Dan Rather’s lawsuit agains CBS

The Hindu Business Line – Sept. 17, 2007
C. Gopinath, associate professor of management and director of undergraduate international business programs, discusses the behavioral angle to traffic management in India

East Boston Times Free Press – Sept. 12, 2007
John Nucci, vice president of government and community affairs, featured in Bill Brett’s latest book, Boston, an extended family

New York Times – Sept. 9, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, managing director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk Law School, comments on the making of a truant

Boston Herald – Sept. 8, 2007
Suffolk University considers moving art school to 20 Somerset St.

Boston Globe – Sept. 11, 2007
Brustein’s play, The English Channel, receives rave review

Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
Suffolk University President David J. Sargent among six presidents profiled in Globe magazine

Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
College residence halls get high-tech treatment

Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
Theater legend prepares for premiere of his new play at Suffolk University’s C. Walsh Theatre

Boston Globe - Sept. 2, 2007
ART founder finds Suffolk a more welcoming home: Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Residence Robert Brustein

Post-Gazette -- Aug. 31, 2007
Suffolk University to Aid Boston Police Bicycle Officers

Boston Herald -- Aug. 10, 2007
Suffolk eyes Modern Theater overhaul

USA Today - Aug. 8, 2007
Residence Life Director Maureen Wark discusses parents’ use of Facebook to screen roommates

Inside Higher Ed - July 13, 2007
Kristi Jovell, director of financial aid at Suffolk University Law School helped create what is now known as “Get $mart” — a series of collaborative, interactive presentations intended to educate students about their finances

Patriot Ledger – July 2, 2007
“Speak Out- Same Day Registration: A way to increase voter participation,” op-ed article by Teri Fair, assistant professor of government

Boston Herald - June 28, 2007
For all of Hillary Clinton’s dominance over Obama in the survey by Suffolk University’s David Paleologos, she can’t shake the specter of Gore, her old backstage rival when he was vice president and she was first lady
Also appeared in:
Boston Globe - June 28, 2007
NPR - June 28, 2007
CBS News - June 28, 2007
World Net Daily - June 29, 2007
Boston Globe - July 6, 2007
Slate – Oct. 12, 2007

Boston Globe - June 17, 2007
Ninety-two percent of Massachusetts residents are aware of a new law requiring all state residents to have health insurance, according to a new Suffolk University poll
Poll coverage also appeared in:
Boston Herald - June 17, 2007
Mass High Tech - June 17, 2007
WPRI-TV (Providence, RI) - June 17, 2007
Boston Business Journal - June 17, 2007
Internal Medicine World Report - June 17, 2007
Yahoo! News - June 17, 2007
WHDH-TV - June 17, 2007
Insurance Journal - June 20, 2007
American Thinker - June 22, 2007

Reading Advocate - June 8, 2007
Dr. Sue Orsillo, associate professor at Suffolk University and her colleague Dr. Liz Roemer were awarded a five-year $2 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to conduct a randomized control trial of their newly developed acceptance-based behavioral treatment for Generalized Anxiety Disorder

New Hampshire Business Review - June 8, 2007
David Yamada, professor of law at Suffolk University Law School is quoted in article about workplace bullying

KASA-TV (New Mexico) - June 6, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, a professor at Suffolk University Law School talks about anti-plagiarism

Bennington Banner (VT) - June 5, 2007
Suffolk University baseball pitcher Reid Jackson to play on the Bennington Bombers baseball team this summer

Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - June 4, 2007
Julie A. Baker, associate professor of legal writing at Suffolk University Law School contributes to Mass Lawyer’s Weekly column

Cape Cod Today - May 30, 2007
David Tuerck, Executive Director of the Beacon Hill Institute and Chairman and Professor of Economics at Suffolk University talks about Cape Wind and Tabloid Journalism

Boston Globe - May 23, 2007
"I would like for you to do one thing for the rest of your life," Bill Russell told graduates at Suffolk University’s Commencement. "And that is to be kind to your families and your friends and your neighbors. Kindness is an act of strength . . . a society that is kind is a civil society."

Boston Globe - May 21, 2007
NBA legend and former Celtics coach and player William “Bill” Russell came back to Boston yesterday to call on Suffolk University students to be “good citizens” at one of the many Hub college graduations held yesterday
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WBUR - May 21, 2007
Boston Herald - May 21, 2007
Eyewitness News (R.I.) - May 21, 2007
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - May 21, 2007
Boston Metro - May 21, 2007
News Day (NY) - May 27, 2007
Rockford Register (IL) - June 4, 2007

Boston Globe - May 19, 2007
Suffolk University President David J. Sargent, celebrates his 50th year at Suffolk

Lowell Sun - May 18, 2007
Police misconduct most often occurs because a department’s managers fail, said attorney Michael Avery, who is a professor at Suffolk University Law School professor and author of Police Misconduct: Law and Litigation

Mass High Tech - May 18, 2007
Study says local cable taxes are among highest in the country

Baltimore Sun - May 13, 2007
Justices taken in by illusion of film by Jessica Silbey, assistant professor of law at Suffolk University Law School

Boston Globe - May 13, 2007
NBA Legend Bill Russell to speak at Suffolk’s Commencement on May 20, 2007
Celtics legend Bill Russell received an honorary degree from Suffolk University

Boston Business Journal - May 11, 2007
Comprising taxes paid in Raleigh are a franchise fee, an access fee, a telecommunications tax and a county sales tax, says Paul Bachman, director of research of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University, which compiled the data

Cape Cod Times - May 9, 2007
It is "highly unusual" for a judge to order someone held in jail until they pay a court order in a civil case such as this, and is done only in extreme cases, said Suffolk University Law School professor Marc Perlin

Boston Herald - May 1, 2007
Renee Landers, associate professor of law at Suffolk University Law School is honored at the 20th annual Tribute to Abigail Adams

Boston Business Journal - May 1, 2007
Consumers pay more than $37 billion a year in communication taxes and fees," said coauthor David Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute and professor and chairman of the Department of Economics at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts

Thanhnien News (Vietnam) - April 20, 2007
Fred Marchant, Director of the Creative Writing Program and the Poetry Center at Suffolk University comments on unique book of poetry that is on display at Suffolk U.

Boston Globe - April 19, 2007
Ken Garni , director of the counseling center and chair of the department of psychological services at Suffolk University, comments on detecting warning signs of students

Boston Globe - April 18, 2007
Initiative for Diversity in Civic Leadership program at Suffolk University give Latinos a stronger voice in state politics

Metro-West Daily News - April 18, 2007
According to a new Suffolk University/7 News Poll, Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani holds a 12 percent lead over former Gov. Mitt Romney, beating him 33 percent to 21 percent among Republicans and independents, and Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain coming in third at 18 percent

Boston Globe - April 17, 2007
Suffolk University professor Tom Connolly to talk about themes and motifs in the "Le Nozze di Figaro" ("The Marriage of Figaro,")

The Cape Cod Times - April 11, 2007
’’There has been a shift as the whole culture has come to understand domestic abuse,” said Marc Perlin, a professor at Suffolk University Law School in Boston

Washington Post - April 10, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School comments on copyright laws
Also appeared in:
WGVL-TV (Atlanta) - April 28, 2007

The Wall Street Journal - April 2, 2007
David Tuerck, economics chair and executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University appears on "The Journal Editorial Report"

iTnews.com.au - April 2, 2007
"Typically, if you quote something for education purposes, scholarship or news reports, that’s considered fair use," said Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School

Cape Cod Times - April 1, 2007
’’A lot of people today don’t want to be involved in partisan politics. They look at what has gone on at the national level and are turned off by all the bickering and name calling,” said John Berg, professor and chairman of the government department at Suffolk University

Washington Post - March 29, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School, comments on plagiarism laws
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RealTechNews (CA) - March 29, 2007

The Boston Channel - March 23, 2007
Suffolk University awards Natalie Jacobson with the Centennial Lifetime Achievement Award for excellence in journalism

Boston Globe - March 11, 2007
A New Hampshire phone survey released by Suffolk University students last week found that Clinton had the highest percentage of support from Democrats surveyed in the state
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AM New York - March 6, 2007
Associated Press - March 6, 2007
Fox News - March 7, 2007
Yahoo News - March 6, 2007

University Business - March 7, 2007
At Suffolk University (Mass.), documents are imaged using technology from ImageNow. Bob DiGaurdia, director of administrative computing, explains it was the offer that best interfaced with the existing Datatel Colleague system

San Fransisco Chronicle - February 25, 2007
Law enforcement agencies should "authorize high-speed pursuits only when necessary," said Karen Blum, a law professor at Suffolk University in Boston, who filed a brief in the case for the National Police Accountability Project.
Also appeared in:
Atlanta Journal - February 25, 2007

Search Storage.com - February 20, 2007
Praneeth Machettira, Technical Director in the Office of Technology Management for Sawyer Business School at Suffolk University talks about Double-Take Software’s new replication software

Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - February 13, 2007
Task force member Andrew M. Perlman, a Suffolk University Law School professor who specializes in legal ethics, said he seriously doubts the courts will be inundated with requests for criminal verdicts or liability findings to be overturned if a more lenient rule is instituted

Boston Globe - February 7, 2007
MassVOTE, Suffolk University, and ¿Oiste? will launch a program today that aims to recruit 50 minorities a year and put them through four months of intensive training on fund-raising for campaigns, collecting signatures to qualify for ballots, and getting voters out on Election Day

Boston Globe - February 2, 2007
Under the Tuscan Sun author Frances Mayes visits Suffolk University

Science Daily - January 29, 2007
"Medicare is the largest purchaser of healthcare and has a tremendous influence on all aspects of healthcare in this country," Renee Landers, a health law professor at Suffolk University Law School, told congressional staffers at a briefing sponsored by the Alliance for Health Reform.

Washington Post - January 28, 2007
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke to an assembly at Suffolk University Law School

Boston Globe - January 23, 2007
Patrick’s promises vs. fiscal reality - David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University comments on Massachusetts police details

Boston Globe - January 19, 2007
Suffolk University names new law school dean

Boston Globe - January 10, 2007
Preaching and practicing fiscal discipline by David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University

Lowell Sun - January 8, 2007
John Berg John Berg, a professor of political science at Suffolk University, said there is a threshold a candidate must cross in order to get voters involved

San Fransisco Chronicle - January 7, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk University Law School comments on private police firms
Also appeared in:
The Washington Post - January 2, 2007

The New York Sun - January 5, 2007
David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University comments on Mr. Romney’s fiscal record while in office

Fox 25 News Boston - January 4, 2007
Suffolk University professor and Boston historian Bob Allison talks about Romney’s last day in office

All Africa.com - January 2, 2007
Stephen C. Hicks, director of graduate law programs at Suffolk University Law School discusses allowing foreign-educated attorneys to sit for the Massachusetts bar exam

Washington Post - January 2, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk University Law School comments on the role of private police officers

MSN Money - December 19, 2006
The Beacon Hill Institute, housed at Suffolk University in Boston, releases competitiveness report
Also appeared in:
Boston Business Journal

Boston Herald - December 14, 2006
Thanks to Suffolk University Law School - which broadcasts and archives the SJC arguments - anyone with an Internet connection can see what transpires in the hallowed halls of the John Adams Courthouse in Boston

Sun Herald (NC) - December 9, 2006
Wendy B. Davis, an instructor of legal practice skills at Suffolk University Law School comments on lawyers using Latin phases in contracts

Boston Globe - December 7, 2006
Painter Rick Harlow has spent much of the last 20 years traveling in Colombia and living with indigenous people there, exploring their values and spirituality. He applies those to the paintings he has up at the New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University.

Boston Globe - December 6, 2006
Suffolk University dean Ken Greenberg to deliver at a Dec. 13th event to honor the life and work of Pulitzer-Prize winning author William Styron

Boston Globe - December 3, 2006
Suffolk University basketball player John Murphy of North Reading scored 17 points, including his career 1,000th, in the season opener against Wesleyan

CBS News - December 2, 2006
Karen Blum, a professor at Suffolk University Law School comments on the recent New York shooting
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International Herald Tribune
San Francisco Chronicle
Associated Press
Fox News

Salem Evening News - December 2, 2006
John Hamel, director of undergraduate admissions at Suffolk University talks about the on-the-spot admissions process

Winchester Star - November 30, 2006
Suffolk University President David J. Sargent honored with lifetime achievment award

New England Cable News - November 29, 2006
Professor Steven Ferrey of Suffolk University Law School takes a closer look at the global warming case titled "Massachusetts vs. Environmental Protection Agency"

Boston Globe - November 29, 2006
Suffolk University students Shaun Bedgood and Taylor Connelly to perform at the Comedy Connection’s The Future of comedy?

Boston Globe - November 22, 2006
Timothy Wilto, a professor of constitutional law at Suffolk University, points out that the First Amendment is so broad as to protect even the advocacy of crime unless it is likely to cause "imminent unlawful activity"

Boston Globe - November 19, 2006
Jessica Silbey, Constitutional law professor at Suffolk University Law School comments on tradition of prayer

Boston Globe - November 16, 2006
Suffolk University’s "Seriously Bent" to perform at 2006 Globe Santa drive

Cape Cod Times - November 11, 2006
Marc Perlin, associate dean and professor of law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston comments on the jury for the Christa Worthington murder trial

Boston Globe - November 10, 2006
Suffolk student Jonathan Orsini who plays angry teenager Justin in Company One’s production of "After Ashley," is being talked about as a young actor to watch

Boston Globe - November 5, 2006
Suffolk students to work the polls on Tuesday
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CBS 4 Boston - November 7, 2006

Washington Post - November 2, 2006
Suffolk University theatre professor Wes Savick directs new play ""Spring Forward, Fall Back"

ABC News - November 1, 2006
A Suffolk poll released last week shows Patrick opening a 27-point lead over Healey, who has climbed to a high 53 percent unfavorability rating among voters

Related articles:
USA Today - November 1, 2006
Boston Globe- October 31, 2006
Eagle Tribune - November 4, 2006

Christian Science Monitor - October 31, 2006
A Suffolk poll released last week shows Patrick opening a 27-point lead over Healey, who has climbed to a high 53 percent unfavorability rating among voters

Monitor on Psychology - October 31, 2006
Edith Kaplan, PhD, professor of psychology at Suffolk University will speak on "Clinical neuropsychology assessment: an evolutionary perspective"

Boston Herald - October 29, 2006
Suffolk University pollster David Paleologos found this when asking Massachusetts voters, “Do you believe Massachusetts is ready for a black governor?”

Fox News - October 26, 2006
A WHDH-TV/Suffolk University survey released Tuesday showed 53 percent of voters favoring Patrick, double Healey’s 26 percent

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Lowell Sun - October 27, 2006
News Hour with Jim Lehrer
Sentinel & Enterprise - October 27, 2006
Eagle Tribune - October 28, 2006
Yahoo! News - October 28, 2006
Sarasota Herald Tribune - October 28, 2006
Boston Globe - October 28, 2006

Boston Herald – October 25, 2006
A 7NEWS/Suffolk University poll showed Patrick with a 27 percent lead among likely voters, pulling in 53 percent over Healey’s 27 percent with just 11 percent still undecided

Lowell Sun – October 25, 2006
Suffolk University Law School yesterday announced the largest gift in its history, a $5 million donation from the Rappaport Foundation to create a center for law and public policy
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Palm Beach Post - October 29, 2006
Sarasota Herald Tribune - October 30, 2006
Lincoln Journal - November 9, 2006

Boston Globe – October 25, 2006
Patrick, according to the 7News-Suffolk University poll, has a 27-point lead in the governor’s race, as independent voters have abandoned Healey in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 7 election

eMedia wire – October 24, 2006
Suffolk University is hosting New England’s first ever Innovation and Design Week, full of events and new program announcements in conjunction with their Centennial Celebration

Boston Herald – October 24, 2006
Suffolk University is hosting the Allied Irish Bank Press Photographers Association of Ireland Exhibition this week, showcasing an array of top-notch Irish press photography

CBS 6 (Albany, NY) – October 24, 2006
A WHDH TV/Suffolk University survey shows Patrick with 53 percent of voters compared to just 26 percent for Healey, a 27 percent gap.

MSNBC – October 24, 2006
A Suffolk University poll taken after Healey’s advertising began showed her closing the gap to 13 points and Patrick’s support dropping below 50 percent. Mihos took 7 percent in the survey

Boston Globe – October 24, 2006
"The tone of the campaign has moved independents away from Healey," said David Paleologos, Director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center. "The tone changed from constructive criticism to negative and really turned off independent voters."

WCVB-TV Channel 5 – October 24, 2006
A poll by the Suffolk University Political Research Center suggested the lead enjoyed by supporters of Question 1 during the summer has evaporated.

Allston-Brighon Tab - October 20, 2006
Suffolk awarded grant to train students as poll workers

South Coast Today - October 18, 2006
David Paleologos, a Suffolk University pollster, talks about the recent WHDH-TV/Suffolk University poll

The Boston Globe - October 18, 2006
A WHDH-TV/Suffolk University survey of probable voters last week indicated that 50 percent of women prefer Deval Patrick to 30 percent for Healey
Also appeared in:
Concord Monitor - October 19, 2006
The Boston Globe - October 19, 2006
Lakeland Ledger (FL) - October 19, 2006
WHDH-TV - October 19, 2006

The Boston Globe - October 13, 2006
WHDH-TV-Suffolk University poll suggested that the race for governor is tightening

WHDH-TV Boston - September 29, 2006
Former President George Bush opened Suffolk University’s Centennial Celebration, inviting students to get involved in public service, even if the public life can get nasty at times.

Lowell Sun – September 27, 2006
David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center comments on the recent Suffolk University/WHDH-TV poll

Boston Globe– September 22, 2006
There was nothing but love for former President George H. W. Bush as he appeared before a crowd of students, alumni, and dignitaries on Boston Common for Suffolk University’s centennial celebration

Boston Globe - September 20, 2006
Michael Rustad, professor at Suffolk University Law School who specializes in Internet law comments on websites like ratemyprofessors.com

Washington Post - September 4, 2006
When it comes to getting promoted at law firms, associates who work long hours are far more likely to make partner -- even if they are no more talented than others, said Renee M. Landers, who teaches law at Suffolk University in Boston

Boston Globe - September 3, 2006 -
David Tuerck, Director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University, comments on tax cuts proposed by the three gubernatorial candidates

Boston Globe - September 3, 2006
R. Lisle Baker , who teaches on property, land use, and zoning at Suffolk University Law School, said communities increasingly are becoming comfortable planning for growth...

U.S. News & World Report - Sept. 3, 2006
Marc Rodwin, professor of law at Suffolk University Law School, talks about evidence-based medicine

Boston Globe - September 1, 2006
Goldberg was in second place with 6 percent, and Silbert was last with 5 percent, according to the poll by 7NEWS/ Suffolk University...

Boston Globe - August 30, 2006
Suffolk University, which aims to dramatically expand its dormitory space on its Beacon Hill campus, is promising a new crackdown on unruly student behavior

Boston Globe - August 30, 2006
Boston’s Cultural Legacy by Robert J. Allison, Chair of the History Department at Suffolk U.

Chronicle of Higher Ed - Sept. 1 Issue
Maureen Wark, director of residence life and summer programs, in a recent Chronicle of Higher Education Article comments on Judging Roommates by their facebook ...

Boston Globe - August 23, 2006
A new Suffolk University/7 News Poll puts Gabrieli in the lead
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WHDH-TV Hiller Instinct- August 24, 2006
Boston Herald - August 23, 2006
Berkshire Eagle - August 23, 2006
Worcester Telegram - August 23, 2006
WHDH-TV Hiller Instinct - August 22, 2006

The Patriot Ledger - August 19, 2006
A June poll of 600 Massachusetts residents by Suffolk University’s Political Research Center indicates that package stores have an uphill battle convincing most voters of their argument

The Boston Herald - August 16, 2006
An end-of-June Suffolk University poll had some 49 percent of voters concluding Massachusetts was on the wrong track vs. some 33 percent saying things here were pretty hunky dory

Nepal News - August 5, 2006
Suffolk University MBA student Deepti Bhattarai Dhungel recalls her participation in a protest against all sorts of atrocities in the world and for a democratic Nepal

Bay Windows - August 3, 2006
Suffolk University named one of the 20 best American college campuses for LGBT students, according to a new college ranking book endorsed by the Advocate magazine

Metro-West Daily News - July 30, 2006
Love that dirty water: Boston Herald photographers explore the Charles River - on display at Suffolk’s Adams Gallery
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Boston Herald - July 28, 2006

Boston Globe - July 27, 2006
Cristi Rinklin’s new exhibition at NESAD turns walls and stained glass windows into colorful surprises

Boston Globe - July 19, 2006
Charles Kindregan, professor of law at Suffolk University Law School & author of the Massachusetts Practice series on family law comments on a joint custody case

Boston Globe - July 17, 2006
David Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute comments on Massachusetts 06’ tax revenue
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WCSH-TV (ME) - July 17, 2006
WHDH-TV - July 17, 2006
WPRI-TV (RI) - July 17, 2006

MSNBC - July 16, 2006
Joseph Glannon, a Suffolk University Law School professor who is an expert on tort law and government liability comments on the civil suits in the Big Dig collapse

Wall Street Journal - July 7, 2006
Rosanna Cavallaro, a professor at Suffolk University Law School comments on the Enron case

Boston Globe - June 27, 2006
WHDH-TV/Suffolk University poll shows Patrick pulling ahead of Reilly
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WPRI-TV (Providence, R.I.) - 6/27/ 2006
Hub Politics - 6/28/06
Fitchburg Sentinel - 6/29/06
WHDH-TV Hiller Instinct - 6/28/06
The Standard Times - 6/30/06

Bay Windows - 7/6/06
North Adams Transcript - 7/10/06

The New York Sun - June 29, 2006
Lisa Thurau-Gray, of the Juvenile Justice Center, wins seat on the board of the American Civil Librerties Union

Boston Globe - June 17, 2006
Judith R. Dushku is best known as an academic -- a professor of government at Suffolk University...

MSNBC - June 4, 2006
Beacon Hill Institute study mentioned in MSNBC article

May 31, 2006
Recent Suffolk University/7 News poll is mentioned in Boston Globe article

May 30, 2006
Paul Tanklefsky, director of Career Services & Co-op education at Suffolk talks about this year’s job market

May 26, 2006
Recent Suffolk graduate Allan Motenko tells his story....

May 24, 2006
Suffolk student beats incumbent selectman for a seat on Sutton’s Board of Selectmen

May 22, 2006
Rudy Giuliani delivers Commencement address at Suffolk University’s Law School commencement
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Boston Globe - May 21, 2006
Boston Globe - May 22, 2006
Boston Herald - May 22, 2006
WCVB-TV Channel 5 - May 22, 2006

Arlington Advocate - May 18, 2006
Suffolk University’s Cooperative Education Department presents Nique Fajors with alumnus award at 25th anniversary luncheon

Tri-Town Transcript - May 12, 2006
Suffolk University’s Dynamic Duo...

Boston Herald - May 8, 2006
Marc A. Rodwin, a Suffolk U. law professor weighs in on the status of malpractice rates

Boston Globe - May 7, 2006
Award of a lifetime...Suffolk University psychology professor Edith Kaplan earns lifetime achievement award

Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) - May 7, 2006
The Sun Journal follows Suffolk U. Freshman Saada Ahmed
May 28, 2006 article
May 7, 2006 article
April 2, 2006 article
February 19, 2006 article
January 1, 2006 article
November 6, 2005 article
September 11, 2005 article

Boston Globe - May 4, 2006
David Gergen and Rudy Giuliani are scheduled to speak at Suffolk’s Commencement ceremonies

Boston Globe - May 4, 2006
A new 7NEWS/Suffolk University poll of 215 Democratic primary voters yesterday suggested that Reilly was leading Patrick 35 percent to 20 percent, with Gabrieli getting 15 percent
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HubPolitics.com - May 5, 2006

Boston Globe - April 30, 2006
On Suffolk diamonds, two locals are gems

New York Times Education Life Section - April 23, 2006
Suffolk student Erin Madden talks about her excellent experience at Suffolk U.

Patriot Ledger - April 15, 2006
At 71, Suffolk coach is addicted to running

Stoughton Journal - April 14, 2006
Suffolk University freshman baseball player Mark Pinnetti, was named Great Northeast Atlantic Conference Rookie of the Week

Malden Observer - April 7, 2006
Suffolk University student Kelly Lindsay, of Malden, donates foot of hair to Wigs for Kids

Providence Journal - April 4, 2006
David Tuerck: R.I. needs lower taxes, tougher labor laws

The Lowell Sun - April 4, 2006
David Paleologos, director of Suffolk U.’s political research center, talks about the recent Suffolk University/7 News poll
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The Salem News - April 7, 2006
Green Party Organization - April 10, 2006
Hub Politics - April 13, 2006

Marblehead Reporter - March 30, 2006
Crossing genres, Suffolk University professor Carol Dine shares her turbulent memories as a survivor of domestic abuse and three battles with cancer

Boston Globe - March 30, 2006
Suffolk University pollster David Paleologos talks about the possibility of Andrew Card running for governor

Boston Herald - March 28, 2006
Suffolk University’s softball star Jess Ferreira of Cambridge is having a ball

Computer World - March 27, 2006
Praneeth Machettira, online technical director at Suffolk University’s Sawyer Business School talks about the Virtual Machine

Boston Globe - March 23, 2006
Adams Gallery exhibit pays tribute to the Boston Symphony

WHDH-TV 7 News - March 21, 2006
An exclusive 7 News/Suffolk University poll shows Reilly winning the Democratic primary and the general election
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Boston Globe - March 20, 2006
Red Sox legend gets hit but fails to score while watching Suffolk baseball game

Arlington Advocate - March 16, 2006
Jim Nelson, Director of Athletics to receive the tenth annual Outstanding Service Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches

Worcester Quarterly - Spring 2006
Suffolk University Professor Ken Martin and his wife, Verjik Abramian-Martin, are featured in magazine

Boston Globe - March 12, 2006
Marc Greenbaum, employment law professor at Suffolk University comments on paid holidays

Boston Herald - March 12, 2006
Suffolk University Spring Break Samaritans

Chicago Tribune - March 10, 2006
Charles Kindregan, a professor at Suffolk University Law School comments on the so-called "Rose vs. Wade for Men" case
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The Olympian (WA) - March 10, 2006
St. Louis Dispatch (MO) - March 10, 2006
Myrtle Beach Sun News (SC)- March 10, 2006

Boston Globe - March 9, 2006
John Hamel, Director of undergraduate admissions at Suffolk U. comments on the SAT glitch

National Review (NY, NY) - March 9, 2006
A Suffolk University poll showed Reilly’s 40-point primary lead of last year shrinking to just nine points

Lowell Sun - March 8, 2006
David Paleologos, a professor and pollster at Suffolk U., comments on Christy Mihos’ decision to run for Governor

Boston Globe - March 8, 2006
Marc Perlin, Associate dean at Suffolk University Law School weighs in on a local case

Tracy Press (Tracy, CA) - March 1, 2006
Suffolk University hockey player Scott Zanolli is interviewed by his hometown newspaper

Worcester Telegram & Gazette - February 28, 2006
Marc Perlin, professor of law and associate dean at Suffolk University Law School talks about conditions of probation

Boston Herald - February 26, 2005
Ann McGonigle Santos, an associate law professor at Suffolk University Law School comments on the Entwistle case

Chronicle (WCVB-TV Channel 5) - February 20, 2006
Bob Allison, Chair of the History Department at Suffolk University talks about Boston Post Road as a part of Main Streets, Back Roads

WHDH-TV (7News) - February 17, 2006
Suffolk University Psychology Professor Jane Bybee is interviewed by 7 Healthcast reporter Dr. Deanna Lites

Wall Street Journal - February 14, 2006
Suffolk University and American Management Services conduct poll on small businesses

Boston Globe - February 14, 2006
Deb Geisler, professor of journalism and communications at Suffolk comments on the Boskone Science fiction convention

Boston Globe - February 14, 2006
Gregory Fried, chairman of the philosophy department at Suffolk U. weighs in on the accuracy of Wikipedia

MarketingSherpa.com - February 9, 2006
Suffolk University Law Professor Andrew Beckerman-Rodau comments on patent law

WHDH-TV (7News) - February 7, 2006
Andy Hiller reports on a recent poll conducted by Suffolk University and 7News
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Swing State Project - February 7, 2006
Sentinel and Enterprise - February 7, 2006
South Coast Today - February 7, 2006
Boston Herald - February 7, 2006

Austin Business Journal - February 6, 2006
David Paleologos, Director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, comments on the small business poll conducted by Suffolk U. and American Management Services, Inc.
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Boston Herald - February 9, 2006

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - February 4, 2006
Marc Rodwin, a professor at Suffolk University Law School and author of "Medicine, Money and Morals: Physicians’ Conflicts of Interest" talks about physicians’ ethical behavior

Byte and Switch - February 1, 2006
Praneeth Machettira, online technical director at Suffolk University Business School, comments on XOsoft software

Boston Globe - January 27, 2006
Part-time Suffolk instructors to unionize

Boston Globe - January 26, 2005
Playful dollops: New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University presents Martin Mugar: Pulled Dots

Kansas City infoZine - January 26, 2006
John Berg, director of the graduate program in Professional Politics at Suffolk University, comments on the nomination of Samuel Alito

Boston Globe - January 17, 2006
Bob Allison, Chair of the History Department, talks about Ben Franklin’s legacy

Boston Globe - January 12, 2006
Susan Bonvouloir, director of enrollment for the Suffolk program at Dean College, talks about its MBA Program

Boston Globe - January 12, 2006
Carl Ellis, a junior defenseman on the Suffolk University men’s hockey team, was recently nominated for the 2006 Hockey Humanitarian Award

Institute for Public Accuracy - January 9, 2006
Michael Avery, president of the National Lawyers Guild and professor of constitutional law at Suffolk University Law School, comments on Alito nomination

e-Mediawire.com - January 7, 2006
Dmitry Zinoviev, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Suffolk U. tackes the "Dark Side" of modern computer and network systems

Baltimore Sun - January 5, 2006
Suffolk University Law School Professor Rosanna Cavallaro talks about victims’ rights

Boston Globe - December 30, 2005
Beacon Hill Institute Study: High taxes inhibit Rhode Island’s growth
In addition to the Boston Globe, this study ran in numerous daily publications nation-wide

CBS 4 - Boston - December 26, 2005
Judy Dushku, government professor at Suffolk U. returns from tsunami-ravaged South Africa
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Boston Globe - December 28, 2005

Metro West Daily News - December 18, 2005
Focus on the Moment exhibit at Suffolk University Law School shows talent of Boston Herald photographers

Boston Globe - December 15, 2005
Bob Allison, chair of Suffolk’s history department talks about Ben Franklin

New England Cable News - December 13, 2005
Jim Mahney, Director of Photography at the Boston Herald talks about Focus on the Moment exhibit at the Adams Gallery

Lowell Sun - December 13, 2005
Meehan demands probe, as Suffolk forum focuses on increasing prisoner abuse

The Boston Herald - December 12, 2005
Suffolk U. hosts Boston Herald photo exhibit

The Boston Globe - December 12, 2005
David Tuerck, an economics professor at Suffolk U. and executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute comments on the state’s economy
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Times Daily (AL) - December 13, 2005

The Boston Globe - December 11, 2005
Bob Allison, Chair of the History Department and author of A Short History of Boston comments on the Great Fire of 1872

The Boston Globe - December 7, 2005
John Nucci named Vice President of government and community affairs at Suffolk U

The Daily Free Press - December 5, 2005
Suffolk University Law Professor Michael Rustad comments on a lawsuit the Red Sox filed against former first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz

Boston Globe - December 4, 2005
Rosanna Cavallaro, a professor at Suffolk University Law School talks about appellate review

Boston Globe - December 4, 2005
Kenneth F. Garni, director of the Suffolk University Counseling Center, has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors