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Suffolk Votes current events podcast aims to bring accessibility, inclusivity
Suffolk Votes is launching its new podcast, “In the Loop”, in conjunction with WSFR this week. “In The Loop” is a weekly 10-minute long podcast that will be available through WSFR. The main goal of the podcast is to inform viewers on current events in Boston and the United States. Suffolk Votes ambassador Cameron Sweeney hosts the show alongside fellow Suffolk students Sydney Kinney, Julia Gibson and William Woodring, who is also an assistant news editor for The Suffolk Journal.
Revisiting history vs. removing it: Boston historians weigh in on controversial statues
Caroline Enos, Emily Devlin, and Kayla Dalton March 24, 2021 As calls for racial justice ramped up last year, statues of controversial historical figures were taken down. Or, in the case of a Christopher Columbus statue in Boston, beheaded. The six-foot white marble statue, which stood in Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park just feet away from Boston Harbor, was found decapitated in the early hours of June 10. This wasn’t the first time the statue was defaced.
AAA cultural showcase presents ‘Kristina Wong Sweatshop Overload’
Suffolk University’s Asian American Association (AAA) hosted its annual cultural showcase last week, this year featuring comedian and elected representative Kristina Wong in a virtual event on March 12. Wong performed her new show, “Kristina Wong Sweatshop Overload,” a solo performance discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic caused her to go from an out-of-work comedian to the leader of a face mask empire.
Wasylk bringing NWHL experience back to Suffolk
Kayla Dalton, Journal Contributor|February 23, 2021 Suffolk University’s head women’s hockey coach, Taylor Wasylk, was slated to play in the National Women’s Hockey League’s (NWHL) semifinals on February 4th, but due to COVID-19, all games in the league have been canceled. The League announced on Feb. 3 the suspension of their historic 2021 Isobel Cup playoffs due to several players testing positive for COVID-19.
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