- Adams Gallery News
- "From Dairy to Doorstep"
10/2/2007 - Adams Gallery exhibit on "Milk Delivery in New England, 1860-1960" - Exhibit Depicts Suffolk's 100-Year History
9/22/2006 - The remarkable story of how Suffolk University grew in 100 years from a law class with a handful of students to a global institution is told in an exhibit at the Adams Gallery. - Adams Gallery Celebrates BSO’s 125th Season
2/8/2006 - The Adams Gallery presents BSO Celebrates 125 Years, an exhibit of photographs and artifacts from the archives of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which marks its 125th season this year. - Focus on the Moment: Boston Herald Photography
12/22/2005 - Suffolk University’s Adams Gallery presents Focus on the Moment: Boston Herald Photography, an exhibit of riveting images captured by the Herald’s award-winning photographers. - Touching All the Bases: A Red Sox History
6/20/2005 - Touching All the Bases: A Red Sox History at Suffolk University’s Adams Gallery takes a historical journey with Boston’s hometown heroes. - Pilgrims, Patriots & Products
3/13/2005 - Product branding has a long history in America, but perhaps no source of advertising inspiration has had the endurance of the colonial theme. - Images of Transformation: From Big Dig to Rose Kennedy Greenway"
11/5/2004 - “Images of Transformation: From Big Dig to Rose Kennedy Greenway” at Suffolk University’s Adams Gallery Nov. 5, 2004 through Jan. 18, 2005. - ‘Campaigns, Conventions and Cartoons'
7/1/2004 - Extended by popular demand, Suffolk University’s Adams Gallery will continue to exhibit political cartoons from some of the nation’s most astute graphic commentators until September 30, 2004. - The Price of Freedom: Anthony Burns and the Fugitive Slave Act
3/18/2004 - Through artifacts, graphics and text, The Price of Freedom: Anthony Burns and the Fugitive Slave Act explores the story of a fugitive slave arrested and tried in Boston 150 years ago. - El Congresista: Joe Moakley en El Salvador
11/4/2003 - As El Salvador marks the fourteenth anniversary of the Jesuit murders that led to the end of its civil war and revelations about U.S. involvement in military repression, the Adams Gallery at Suffolk University Law School presents El Congresista: Joe Moakley en El Salvador. - Tremont Street: Common Street
8/8/2003 - The Adams Gallery at Suffolk University Law School will present “Tremont Street: Common Street; Peter Vanderwarker: Photographs” Aug. 15 through Nov. 1, 2003. - Suffolk’s Bookshelf: A Showcase of University Authors
5/14/2003 - The Adams Gallery’s current exhibit of recent works by Suffolk University faculty and alumni authors has been extended through July 25. - Long Road to Justice: The African American Experience in the Massachusetts Courts
1/13/2003 - Long Road to Justice: The African American Experience in the Massachusetts Courts, running from January 17 to April 13, 2003 in Suffolk University Law School’s Adams Gallery. - Suffolk Law Gallery Presents Long Road to Justice: The African-American Experience in the Massachusetts Courts
1/17/2003 - Long Road to Justice - Food is Ammunition: World War I Food Posters
10/3/2002 - The Adams Gallery at Suffolk University Law School is presenting "Food is Ammunition: World War I Food Posters," an exhibit of more than 20 vivid World War I posters urging Americans to conserve food. - Bostonians At Home: Five Boston Families, 1680-1960
5/1/2002 - Independent women, enterprising gentlemen, fine homes and rare costumes take center stage in telling the unique history of residential development and domestic life in Boston in a new exhibition opening May 1, 2002 in the Adams Gallery at Suffolk University Law School in downtown Boston. - That Magic Touch
1/28/2002 - She stands proudly in the middle of the Adams Gallery at Suffolk University Law School, home of the John Joseph Moakley archival exhibit. - John Joseph Moakley: In Service to His Country
4/7/2002 - "John Joseph Moakley: In Service to His Country," an exhibit drawn from the papers of the late congressman, is open to the public through April 7, 2002 in the Adams Gallery