Suffolk University

Events

4/17/2013
Shakespeare's "Pericles"
April 17 - May 12; Presented by Actors' Shakespeare Project
3/29/2013
Coffeehouse Culture in Japan
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Dr. Merry White
3/6/2013
"Birds of Paradise Lost": My Writing Life
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Andrew Lam
2/28/2013
Voices for Now
A musical revue sponsored by the Theatre Department
2/22/2013
Italians in China, 1900-1947
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Dr. Shirley Smith
2/21/2013
Gridlock in Congress: Can Washington Tackle Today's Pressing Issues?
A "Congress to Campus" event featuring former US Reps McEwen & Weygand
2/20/2013
Legislative Responses to Gun Violence
A "Congress to Campus" event featuring former US Reps McEwen & Weygand
2/19/2013
Training Walk: Camino de Santiago Journey
Start your preparations now for the trip of a lifetime!
2/13/2013
Robert Brustein's "The Last Will"
Co-presented with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company
2/13/2013
"Paradise Lost" Marathon
A daylong celebration of John Milton's work
2/12/2013
Poetry Reading: Steven Cramer & Rodney Witter
Sponsored by the Creative Writing Program and the English Department
2/8/2013
Asian American Studies Perspectives on Health, Work, and Education
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Dr. Peter Kiang
2/7/2013
Audition Workshop
Sponsored by the Theatre Department
2/7/2013
Spring Showcase
February 7 - 10
2/6/2013
Gun Rights, Gun Wrongs, Gun Policy
A Philosophy Colloquium Event
2/6/2013
The Possibility Project and How to Empower Teenagers
A lecture by Distinguished Visiting Scholar Paul Griffin
2/5/2013
"Know How": Changing the Future of Foster Care Youth
You're invited to an advance screening of this groundbreaking film
2/2/2013
Upcoming Events
See all Suffolk events for the beginning of the semester.
1/29/2013
"Call No Man Happy Until He Is Dead"
A Philosophy Colloquium event with David Roochnik
1/24/2013
"Dialogos" with George Kalogeris
Poetry reading and discussion.
1/23/2013
Suffolk Idol
Watch students compete for their chance in the spotlight.
1/19/2013
Suffolk University Gallery Presents: Wallpower!
New work by John Axon & Cyrille Conan on display Dec. 13 - Jan. 19
1/17/2013
Shakespeare and... the Law
Performance and panel discussion
12/6/2012
Poetry Reading: David Ferry's "Bewilderment"
2012 National Book Award Winner takes the stage with latest collection
11/29/2012
North Korea: The Father, The Son and The Sacred System
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Ambassador Friedrich Lohr
11/28/2012
Love, Faith and Other Dirty Words
Presented by New Center for Arts & Culture at the Modern Theatre
11/27/2012
The Evolution of National Fundraising Campaigns in Spain
A talk by visiting lecturer Marta Rey Garcia
11/27/2012
"REC"less Discourse: Hip Hop as a Nexus of Critical Literacy
A lecture by Carlos "Rec" McBride, UMass Amherst
11/20/2012
Film Screening: Breakfast with Curtis
A Suffolk Cinema Series event
11/20/2012
Social Outcast, Rebellious Critic: The World of Daizai Osamu (1909-1948)
A Rosenberg Lecture by Dr. Sara Dillon, Suffolk Law School
11/16/2012
Centennial of a Journey: Two Western Feminists in Africa and Asia, 1911-1912
A lecture presented by the Women's & Gender Studies Program
11/16/2012
These Seven Sicknesses
A new adaptation of Sophocles' seven surviving tragedies
11/15/2012
Boston Jewish Film Festival series: "The Producers"
Suffolk's Distinguished Scholar in Residence Robert Brustein presents
11/14/2012
History of Groundwater Contamination and Remediation at the Wells G&H Superfund Site
A lecture by John H. Guswa, Ph. D., LSP
11/13/2012
Boston Film Premiere: "Colors of Math"
Official Selection, Imagine Science Film Festival, NYC, November 2012
11/8/2012
Poetry Reading: Aimee Sands and Jenny Barber
Salamander Editor & Filmmaker/Poet join forces for a literary evening
11/5/2012
The Prophet Mohammed
A presentation by Professor Mudafer Al-Ziyadi
11/1/2012
The Constitution and Equal Citizenship in the 21st Century
With Distinguished Visiting Scholar Rogers Smith
11/1/2012
Death with Dignity, or Dangerous and Discriminatory?
A roundtable discussion of Massachusetts Ballot Question #2
11/1/2012
Business Ethics and Other Oxymorons
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
10/30/2012
Barack Obama and America's Polarized Politics
With Distinguished Visiting Scholar Rogers Smith
10/30/2012
China's New Leadership and the Bo Xilai Scandal
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture co-sponsored by the Ford Hall Forum
10/30/2012
Freedom of Speech - Freedom to Insult?
A Philosophy Colloquium Series event
10/29/2012
CHINA Town Hall
Issues in US-China Relations: live video feed and discussion
10/25/2012
The Politics of Handsome
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
10/25/2012
Personal Statement Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/24/2012
Behind the Curtain: A Curious Look at Campaign 2012
Part of the "Open Mind Series" with MassINC
10/24/2012
Election 2012: Why Swing States Matter
With Michael Dukakis, Peter Blute & Suffolk Pollster David Paleologos
10/23/2012
Personal Statement Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/23/2012
Celebrating The 1835 Women's March of Courage
Follow the path of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society's 1835 March
10/23/2012
Film Screening: Phillip the Fossil
A Suffolk Cinema Series event
10/23/2012
International Business in Asia Today
A Rosenberg Institute/Ford Hall Forum Lecture by C. Gopinath, SBS
10/22/2012
Presidential Debate #3
Watch the action streamed live into the Modern Theatre
10/19/2012
Personal Statement Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/18/2012
Reaping Is A Virtue
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
10/17/2012
Screening of "The Way"
Film showing in Boston to inspire Camino participants
10/17/2012
Election 2012: Is the Right to Vote Under Attack?
A panel discussion moderated by WBUR's Deborah Becker
10/17/2012
Personal Statement Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/16/2012
Presidential Debate #2
Watch the action streamed live into the Modern Theatre
10/16/2012
Asian Studies Open House
Play trivia, win prizes, & learn more about the Asian Studies program!
10/11/2012
Sentence and Punctuation Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/11/2012
Vice-Presidential Debate
Biden vs. Ryan streamed into the Modern Theatre
10/11/2012
Government Day
Informal, yet informative. Come learn about the Gov't Department!
10/10/2012
Testing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities: Research-Based Practice
A Psychology colloquium lecture by Dr. Ben Lovett
10/10/2012
The Manchurian Candidate
Screening of the 1962 film presented with Boston Preservation Alliance
10/10/2012
Election 2012: Debating the Filibuster
A Discussion with Rich Arenberg and Pam Wilmot
10/9/2012
Poetry Reading: Jeanne Marie Beaumont & Martha Collins
Sponsored by the Creative Writing Program and the English Department
10/9/2012
Election 2012: Taking Sides
Economics professors square off in support of Romney and Obama
10/9/2012
Sentence and Punctuation Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/5/2012
At Ease
Seven soldiers tell their story... and a conversation begins.
10/5/2012
Ethics and International Affairs - a roundtable Breakfast discussion with DVS Gabriela Shalev
Open exclusively to Suffolk students
10/5/2012
Sentence and Punctuation Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/5/2012
The Future of the Israeli-American Special Relationship
A panel discussion with DVS Shalev, Fred Marchant, & Rob Leikind
10/4/2012
Being an Asian-American in America
A Rosenberg Institute Lecture by Dan Wu
10/4/2012
Black Economy, White Privilege
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
10/3/2012
Presidential Debate #1
Watch the action streamed live into the Modern Theatre
10/3/2012
Sentence and Punctuation Workshop
A new initiative by the Writing Center
10/3/2012
The Future of Israeli Palestinian Peacemaking
A panel discussion with DVS Gabriela Shalev and James Carroll
10/3/2012
Representing Israel at the UN - a roundtable Breakfast discussion with DVS Gabriela Shalev
Open exclusively to Suffolk students
10/2/2012
The Iranian Nuclear Threat: Containment or Pre-emption?
A public lecture by Gabriela Shalev, former Israeli UN Ambassador
10/2/2012
"Legitimate" Rape and Other Battles in the War on Women
A discussion of Rep. Todd Akin's controversial August comments
10/2/2012
Confronting Gang Violence
Panel to discuss lessons learned from Massachusetts and beyond
9/27/2012
WGBH's Innovation Hub with Kara Miller
The New Economy: How Automation is Changing the Game
9/27/2012
Gray Matters: Brain Injury in Sports
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
9/25/2012
The Emancipation Proclamation: 150 Years Later
A discussion in conjunction with the Adams Gallery Lincoln exhibit
9/24/2012
Ready, Willing, and Able
A Developmental Approach to College Access and Success
9/21/2012
System Presence: New Sculpture by Jonathan Hils
Sept 14 - Nov 5 at the NESAD Gallery; Opening Reception Sept 21
9/18/2012
Constitution Day Celebration: The Idea of America
A discussion & booksigning with U.S. Constitution scholar Gordon Wood
9/18/2012
The Future of Chinese Seapower
A Rosenberg Lecture by Dr. Toshi Yoshihara, Naval War College
9/15/2012
The Diva Monologues
Presented by Intermezzo: New England Chamber Opera
9/13/2012
Radio Silence
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University
8/30/2012
Graduate Student Orientation 2012
Register for the mandatory August session
8/4/2012
Chiang Yee's Transnational Experiences
Suffolk's Da Zheng gives talk at Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center
7/25/2012
Biennial Faculty Exhibition 2012
Suffolk Art Gallery presents Fine Arts & Foundation Studies work
7/21/2012
Female Sexuality, Media Politics, and the War on Women
Part of Console-ing Passions: A Conference on TV, New Media & Feminism
6/29/2012
A Preview Evening of Film, Wine, and Song
A Preview of the 2012 Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival
6/19/2012
Anthony Rapp's Without You
Moving musical memoir of love, loss and the musical RENT at the Modern
6/16/2012
Broken Beautiful: The Assets of Young Women of Color
A conference for young women, service providers, and the community
6/12/2012
The 2nd Biennial John Updike Society Conference
A look at how and where Updike spent his time in Massachusetts
6/12/2012
Joyce Carol Oates at the Modern Theatre
The Keynote Address at the 2nd Biennial John Updike Society Conference
6/9/2012
History of Suffolk Walking Tour
Alumni Weekend 2012
6/9/2012
Back to the Classroom Sessions
Never Stop Learning
6/8/2012
Party at the Red Hat
Alumni Weekend 2012
5/20/2012
Undergraduate Student Commencement 2012
College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony
5/19/2012
Graduate Student Commencement 2012
College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Commencement Ceremony
5/16/2012
Troilus & Cressida
Produced by Actors’ Shakespeare Project
5/12/2012
Healing After Crime: Exploring the Promise of Victim-Offender Dialogue in the Wake of Serious Violence
A One-Day Conference sponsored by the Center for Restorative Justice
5/10/2012
Ford Hall Forum Presents: Beantown Centennials
Fenway Park, Zoo New England, & Fairmont Copley Plaza: 100 Years Young
5/3/2012
Ford Hall Forum Presents: Dysfunctional Democracy
Co-presented by The Ford Hall Forum & The Rappaport Center
5/1/2012
Fine Arts Undergraduate Exhibition 2012
Student work at the Suffolk Art Gallery
4/30/2012
Sustainability and Clean-Tech Innovation in South China
A seminar by Knowledge Management expert Waltraut Ritter
4/28/2012
Concert Performance with the Sing Sing Family
Senegalese Artists return to Suffolk for the month of April
4/26/2012
Ford Hall Forum Presents: Worth A Thousand Words
Focus on the fascinating finer points of photojournalism!
4/25/2012
She Was One of Us: Eleanor Roosevelt & the American Worker
A talk by Brigid O'Farrell, an independent scholar and author
4/25/2012
Confucian China in a Changing World Order
A Rosenberg Lecture by Dr. Roger T. Ames, University of Hawai’i
4/24/2012
Towards a Phenomenology of Displacement
A Philosophy Colloquium Event by Serena Parekh
4/24/2012
Poetry Reading with David Ferry
The Distinguished Visiting Scholar's last event of the semester
4/23/2012
Arabic Language Influence on Islamic Thinking
A talk by the Department of World Languages and Cultural Studies
4/22/2012
Annual Science & Engineering Reception
A celebration of our S.T.E.M. disciplines
4/19/2012
CANCELLED: The Expected and the Unexpected: Culture Wars in Brick Lane
A lecture by Bengali literature specialist Dr. Tuli Banerjee
4/19/2012
Drum Workshop with the Sing Sing Family
Senegalese Artists return to Suffolk for the month of April
4/19/2012
Why Do Good Employees Do Bad Things?
A lecture on organizational behavior by Senior Lecturer David Gebler
4/19/2012
Anything Goes
Marilyn Plotkins directs this classic Cole Porter musical
4/19/2012
Ford Hall Forum Presents: Brand-Name Genes
Lee Carl Bromberg and Dr. Robert Klitzman speak on genetic testing
4/17/2012
Passion, Protest, and Politics 2012
The Government Department's 4th Annual Student Research Conference
4/17/2012
Dance Workshop with the Sing Sing Family
Senegalese Artists return to Suffolk for the month of April
4/12/2012
The European Union, Spain, and the International Crisis
Sponsored by Universidad San Pablo and Suffolk University
4/12/2012
The Fifth Annual Rammy Awards
Celebrating the best of student visual media projects
4/12/2012
Drum Workshop with the Sing Sing Family
Senegalese Artists return to Suffolk for the month of April
4/12/2012
A Conversation about Translation
Featuring Distinguished Visiting Scholars Deane and Ferry
4/12/2012
Ford Hall Forum Presents: The State of Human Rights
A Frederic G. Corneel Memorial Forum
4/11/2012
Poetry Reading with John F. Deane and Dr. Fred Marchant
Award-winning Irish poet visits Suffolk for a three-day residency
4/10/2012
Who Murdered God? Diagnosing Nietzsche's Madman
A Pearl Lecture Series Event by Daniel W. Conway, Texas A&M University
4/10/2012
Dance Workshop with the Sing Sing Family
Senegalese Artists return to Suffolk for the month of April
4/10/2012
Graphic Design Exhibition 2012: "Designing Under the Influence"
Seniors' work unveiled at Suffolk Art Gallery
4/9/2012
An Evening with Tina Packer
Founding artistic director of Shakespeare and Company visits Suffolk
4/4/2012
The Gwangju Uprising in Korea
A Rosenberg Institute lecture by Dr. George Katsiaficas
4/3/2012
Disclosure, Rationality, Judgment, Self-Deception, and Responsibility
A lecture by Suffolk Law School's Jeff Lipshaw
4/3/2012
Enforcing the Right to Vote: The Impact of Police Presence at Polling Locations
Sponsored by the Government Department
4/2/2012
The UN's Role in Global Diplomacy Today
The Annual Keynote of the Senior Lecture UN Program
3/28/2012
When it Gets Really Intrusive: The Experience of OCD and Intervention From an ACT Perspective
A Psychology Colloquium Event by Dr. Martin Brock
3/27/2012
"And Still We Rise"
A collaborative theater project and panel discussion
3/27/2012
Education Studies Open House
Have you ever thought about becoming a teacher?
3/27/2012
Have You Ever Thought About Becoming a Teacher?
Come to the Education Studies Open House!
3/27/2012
Strategery: SNL’s Remarkable Influence Over Politics Through Satire
2012 Louis P. & Evelyn Smith 1st Amendment Award Honoring James Downey
3/26/2012
Fiction Reading with Deb Olin Unferth
Sponsored by the English Department & Creative Writing Program
3/26/2012
Why Taiwan Matters
A Lecture by Dr. Shelley Rigger, of Davidson College
3/21/2012
From Nudges to Hacks: How The Behavioral, Cognitive, and Neuro Sciences Are Changing Our View of Free Will and Moral Agency
Part of the Spring 2012 Philosophy Colloquium Series
3/19/2012
First Year Foundation Exhibition
Art Gallery student show features studio work
3/9/2012
Celebrating NESAD!
Interior Design Programs ranked #3 in U.S. by popular magazine
3/8/2012
The Paradox of Self-deception
Part of the Spring 2012 Philosophy Colloquium Series
3/8/2012
DEPORTED / A Dream Play
A riveting new play at the Modern Theatre
3/6/2012
American Robots Help Fukushima Clean-up
A Lecture & Demonstration presented by the Rosenberg Institute
3/5/2012
Children Left Behind Documentary
High Stakes Testing in the Public Schools
2/29/2012
Health Services Careers: Where the Jobs Are!
A Panel Discussion with local health professionals
2/29/2012
Storytelling Roundtable Workshop
Get interactive with Distingushed Visiting Scholar Derek Burrows!
2/28/2012
Elaine Scarry, Harvard Professor: "On Beauty and Social Justice"
Part of the English Dept Mandl Lecture Series in Literature & Culture
2/28/2012
"Protest and Electoral Politics: From the Tea Party to Occupy Wall Street"
Dr. John Berg on the latest political movements
2/28/2012
Storytelling Spectacular!
Distinguished Visiting Scholar Derek Burrows at the C. Walsh Theatre
2/21/2012
Salamander Reading
Fiction Writer Siobhan Fallon & Poet Elyse Fenton on love, loss, & war
2/21/2012
China’s Role in the Global Order
Dr. Liselotte Odgaard speaks on U.S. policy towards China
2/21/2012
An Evening with Bob Rafelson
Director, producer and writer Bob Rafelson at the Modern Theatre
2/16/2012
Jim Carroll's American Requiem
Second performance added after 2/15 event sells out
2/16/2012
Spring Showcase 2012
Presented by the Suffolk University Theatre Department
2/16/2012
A Conversation about Heidegger and Strauss
Part of the Spring 2012 Philosophy Colloquium Series
2/15/2012
SOLD OUT: Jim Carroll's American Requiem
A Staged Reading in Collaboration with Actors' Shakespeare Project
2/10/2012
Nanotechnology Lab Open House and Lecture
See Suffolk's Newest Research Lab!
2/9/2012
Ken Cosgrove: Parties, Presidents, and Prime Ministers
Fulbright Scholar speaks on Political Marketing in the U.S. and Canada
2/8/2012
"Sherman's March" with filmmaker Ross McElwee
A 25th Anniversary celebration of the critically acclaimed documentary
2/2/2012
Tom Sleigh & Melissa Green Poetry Reading
American Poets Visit Suffolk's Poetry Center
2/2/2012
Suffolk Cinema Series: "Toothbrush"
Suffolk alum Matt Thompson shares film and career advice
2/1/2012
Public Health in Nationalist China, 1928-45
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
1/31/2012
Analytic vs. Continental Philosophy
Part of the Spring 2012 Philosophy Colloquium Series
12/1/2011
An Evening to Celebrate David Ferry
The acclaimed poet returns as Distinguished Visiting Scholar
11/29/2011
Suffolk Cinema Series: "Everyone's Got One"
With filmmaker Garth Donovan
11/17/2011
Hao Wang: Logic and Philosophy
An Asian Studies Program lecture with Montgomery Link
11/16/2011
China Town Hall
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
11/16/2011
Poetry Reading
With Daniel Bosch and Marsha Pomerantz
11/10/2011
Evangelicals in the Electorate
Presented by the Ford Hall Forum
11/9/2011
POSTPONED: Working Clinically with Substance Abuse and Addiction
A Psychology Colloquium with Lis Moes, PhD
11/8/2011
Suffolk Cinema Series: "Tax Day"
With filmmaker Laura Colella
11/2/2011
The Lack of Oversight and Accountability for Secret Units
A panel discussion with experts on the War on Terror
11/1/2011
Myths and Misconceptions about the War on Terror
A panel discussion featuring visiting speaker Derek Zahler
11/1/2011
International Relations and Security Issues in China
An afternoon lecture with Dr. Men Honghua
11/1/2011
Life After War
A panel discussion on reintegrating veterans into civilian life
10/31/2011
Guerrilla Warfare and the Special Forces Mission
A panel discussion with experts on the War on Terror
10/27/2011
Stepping Forth into the World: The Chinese Educational Mission to the United States, 1872-81
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
10/26/2011
An Afternoon with Frank Christopher
Visit with the Acclaimed Producer, Director, Writer and Editor
10/25/2011
Dead Reckoning: Champlain in America
Film and Conversation with Visiting Scholar Frank Christopher
10/25/2011
Manchukuo and Colonial Culture in the 1930s
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
10/24/2011
Screening: "In the Name of the People"
View acclaimed film by visiting scholar Frank Christopher
10/18/2011
Suffolk Cinema Series: "Home Before Dark"
A screening with Filmmaker Maureen Foley
10/13/2011
"The New Boston Miracle"
Ford Hall Forum presents discussion on inner-city youth violence
10/6/2011
Terrorism and the Ethics of War
A workshop on Stephen Nathanson's recent book
10/6/2011
Poetry Reading and Tea with the Poets
The English Department presents Barbara Ras and Ellen Dore Watson
10/6/2011
Teacher: The One Who Made the Difference
Author Mark Edmundson discusses his book and experiences
10/6/2011
Moral Judgements of Terrorism and Terrorists
A lecture by ethicist and political philosopher Stephen Nathanson
10/6/2011
New England Chinese and the 1911 Revolution
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
10/5/2011
Hanes Walton, Jr.: The Universalism Principle
Distinguished Visiting Scholar on diversity in American politics
10/4/2011
Hanes Walton, Jr: Removing Regional Exclusion
Distinguished Visiting Scholar explores "America's Democratic Promise"
10/3/2011
Book talk and signing with Dr. Elif Armbruster
Domestic Biographies: Stowe, Howells, James, and Wharton at Home
10/3/2011
Hanes Walton, Jr: The Inclusionary Principle
Distinguished Visiting Scholar on diversity in American politics
10/3/2011
Women and Children of Rwanda & Congo: Genocide. Survival. Hope.
Panel discussion complements Aperture photo exhibit at Adams Gallery
9/29/2011
Fukushima! Life in Japan After the Earthquake
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
9/29/2011
Careers in Sociology
Come find out about careers for students majoring in Sociology.
9/27/2011
Living and Working in China: Inside Advice
Presented by the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies
9/23/2011
Law, Journalism and Public Discourse
A roundtable with Jeffrey Rosen, CAS Distinguished Visiting Scholar
9/22/2011
Technology, the Constitution, and Society
A roundtable with Jeffrey Rosen, CAS Distinguished Visiting Scholar
9/22/2011
The Future of the Roberts Court
A lecture by Jeffrey Rosen, CAS Distinguished Visiting Scholar
9/21/2011
Privacy in the Digital Age
A lecture by Jeffrey Rosen, CAS Distinguished Visiting Scholar
9/13/2011
The U.S. (Re)Militarization of Latin America
In conjunction with the Venezuelan Consulate of Boston
8/17/2011
Ram Academy
A three-day leadership adventure
7/24/2011
Alumni Afternoon at Tanglewood
Performance and Reception
7/20/2011
Interview and Book Signing with Governor Deval Patrick
A Reason to Believe: Lessons from an Improbable Life
7/20/2011
Network Science: From Social Networks to Human Communications
A lecture by Albert-Laszlo Barabasi
7/5/2011
Springboard 3
Student exhibit at the Adams Gallery
5/19/2011
"Politics and Pasta"
Ford Hall Forum book discussion
5/17/2011
Interior Design Exhibition
Student work presented by Suffolk Art Gallery
4/25/2011
Book talk and signing with Dr. Elif Armbruster
Domestic Biographies: Stowe, Howells, James, and Wharton at Home
4/21/2011
Acclaimed Author Gives Free Public Reading
Jim Shepard reads from his new collection, You Think That's Bad
4/14/2011
2011 Science Banquet
With Joseph Bono of the American Academy of Forensic Science
4/14/2011
Developing a Pedagogy of Care for English Language Learners
A presentation by Floris Wilma Ortiz-Marrero, Ed.D.
4/14/2011
The Fourth Annual Rammy Awards
Celebrating the best of student visual media projects
4/13/2011
Zen Friends: Literary Friendships between Late Imperial Chinese Women Poets and Buddhist Nuns
A visit from Dr. Beatta Grant
4/13/2011
Crunch Time for Spanish Financial Institutions?
Presented by the Spanish Cultural Association
4/13/2011
Alternative Spring Break Showcase
Sponsored by the Education Studies Program
4/8/2011
Bittersweet Humanitarianism
Ford Hall Forum discussion features Ashley Judd
4/7/2011
A Conversation with "The Fighter" Producer David Hoberman at the Modern Theatre
Hoberman returns to Suffolk as a Distinguished Visiting Scholar
4/7/2011
The Weather at War
Ford Hall Forum fossil fuels discussion
4/5/2011
Distinguished Visiting Scholar Jennifer Lees-Marshment
Her lectures ask, "Political Marketing: Bane or Boon for Democracy?"
3/31/2011
Haiti and Aid Effectiveness
Ford Hall Forum discussion
3/23/2011
Comedy and Drama on the Classical Japanese Stage
With noted performer Katsumi Yanagimoto
3/15/2011
Children of Immigrants
A 2011 Civic Discourse Series "Immigrants in America" discussion
3/9/2011
A Salamander Poetry and Fiction Reading
With Peter Brown, Valerie Duff, and Daniel Tobin
3/8/2011
Political Parties, Pragmatism and Coalitions
With Distinguished Visiting Scholar Dr. Emil Kirchner
3/8/2011
Have you ever thought about becoming a teacher?
Education Studies Program Information Session
3/3/2011
Immigrants in Boston
A 2011 Civic Discourse Series "Immigrants in America" discussion
3/3/2011
Peter Beinart Discusses American Foreign Policy
"Is There an Obama Doctrine?: America's Role in the Middle East"
3/2/2011
China in the World: Regional Responses
With Distinguished Visiting Scholar Dr. Emil Kirchner
3/1/2011
Book Discussion with Distinguished Visiting Scholar Dr. Emil Kirchner
Leader in European politics talks about his latest publications
2/28/2011
James Carroll at the Modern Theatre
Noted author to discuss his latest book
2/24/2011
A Poetry Reading by Jean Valentine
The award-winning poet reads from her new collection Break the Glass
2/24/2011
Information Session
Learn more about being an undergraduate student at Suffolk
2/24/2011
Digital Medium: New Aesthetics of the Moving Image
The culminating event of the Modern Theatre's February Cinema Series
2/17/2011
Distinguished Visiting Scholar Series
Professor and biologist Lynn Margulis discusses evolutionist theory
2/17/2011
A Dennis Lehane Retrospective at the Modern Theatre
The Boston-based screenwriter discusses his work in crime drama
2/16/2011
Beijing: The City Renewed
With Suffolk alumnus Dr. Michael Chapman
2/16/2011
Shutter Island Screening
Part of the Modern Theatre's Dennis Lehane Retrospective
2/15/2011
Mystic River Screening
Part of the Modern Theatre's Dennis Lehane Retrospective
2/14/2011
Gone Baby Gone Screening
A Dennis Lehane Retrospective at the Modern Theatre
2/12/2011
Information Session
Come find out more about being an undergraduate student at Suffolk
2/10/2011
Maxine Hong Kingston Launches New Book at Suffolk's Modern Theatre
The acclaimed author talks about her latest collection of poems
2/9/2011
2011 Civic Discourse Series Presents "Immigrants in America"
A talk with Chinese-American authors Maxine Hong Kingston and Gish Jen
2/8/2011
The Modern Theatre Presents an Evening of Russian Shorts
Featuring four award-winning films
2/4/2011
Academy Award Winner Michael Cimino at the Modern Theatre
Cimino's film retrospective culminates with a visit from the director
2/3/2011
A Screening of The Deer Hunter at the Modern Theatre
Night two of the Michael Cimino retrospective
2/2/2011
"Modern Theatre Encore: Breathing New Life Into The Theater District"
Photographs document restoration in Adams Gallery exhibit
2/2/2011
February Cinema Series at the Modern Theatre
Movie month kicks off with a Michael Cimino retrospective
2/1/2011
Acclaimed Alumnus Gives Public Lecture
Ken Sherman discusses his Suffolk roots and his latest achievements
1/27/2011
A day with Dr. David McCann
McCann's visit includes poetry discussion and informal talk over tea
12/31/2010
First Night Events Hosted By Modern Theatre
Music performances part of Boston's New Year's Eve
12/7/2010
Latin American Theatre Night
Two nights of one-act plays by contemporary Latin American playwrights
12/1/2010
A poetry reading by Major Jackson
Jackson reads from Holding Company, his latest collection
11/30/2010
Casa Patas presents two evenings of flamenco
Tuesday show features jazz great Arturo Sandoval
11/30/2010
Learning Strategies
Learn how to approach note-taking, textbook reading, and test taking
11/29/2010
Genre Pedagogy: Developing Academic Literacy in an Urban Classroom
Sponsored by the Education Studies Program
11/22/2010
International Thanksgiving Dinner
Program Council presents traditional holiday meal
11/18/2010
Forever, Briefly
An evening of short plays by Thornton Wilder
11/18/2010
The Enigma of Japanese Business
The aviation industry as an example
11/15/2010
Suffolk Cinema Series
A documentary on Boston's drag and cabaret inspired theater troupe
11/8/2010
An Actor and a Gentleman
Oscar winning actor Lou Gossett, Jr. visits Ford Hall Forum
11/5/2010
"Inside Buffalo" film screening and discussion
Discussion with Director Fred Kudjo Kuwornu
11/5/2010
Burning Questions in Asian American Studies
How do Chinese-Americans react to being hyphenated Americans?
11/4/2010
Election 2010 and Communities of Color
A special breakfast Ford Hall Forum event
11/3/2010
Chinese Paper Cutting Demonstration
Artist Liang Changsheng demonstrates the classic Chinese folk art
11/3/2010
Suffolk Cinema Series
A screening of "The Black Panthers (in Israel) Speak"
10/27/2010
Frances Moore Lappé: The Coffee Party
A Distinguished Visiting Scholar Event
10/25/2010
Sushi, Sushi
A discussion of Japanese food and values (with sushi tasting!)
10/18/2010
China Town Hall Forum
U.S. Ambassador to China speaks via live video feed
10/12/2010
Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lori D. Ginzberg
Ginzberg discusses Women's Rights in 19th century America
10/7/2010
Who is Winning the Childhood Obesity Battle?
Ford Hall Forum discussion
9/30/2010
Ford Hall Forum Event: AIDS and Social Justice
AIDS, Social Justice, and the Politics of Transformation
9/28/2010
Hidden Warriors: Women on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
Documentary about young Vietnamese women in the war effort
9/28/2010
Suffolk Spirit Night
Cheer on the home team!
9/16/2010
"Extreme Dog" Discussion at Ford Hall Forum
What Right Do Our Pets Have to Be Saved?
9/14/2010
Women Making a Difference in Finance
Sponsored by the Institute for Executive Education
9/7/2010
Welcome Barbecue
Community celebrates beginning of academic year
9/5/2010
Welcome Week
"Make Your Mark" activities for new students
8/30/2010
Undergraduate Orientation
Last session for CAS, SBS students
6/3/2010
A Presidency in Peril
A discussion of the dilemmas facing the current administration
5/24/2010
Paula Scher: Inside the Designer's Studio
Internationally recognized Graphic Desiginer speaks at Suffolk
5/23/2010
Undergraduate Commencement
Information regarding the 2010 Undergraduate Commencement ceremony
5/23/2010
Interior Design Student Show
NESAD showcases graduating students work
5/22/2010
Graduate Student Commencement
Information on the 2010 CAS Graduate Student Commencement ceremony
5/20/2010
Lessons from the Financial Crisis: More Government or Less?
A debate on the lessons learned from the current economic crisis
5/16/2010
The Blonde, The Brunette and The Vengeful Redhead by Robert Hewett
Performance and Reception
5/7/2010
Terezin and Auschwitz: Reflections of a Survivor
A discussion with Holocaust survivor, Edgar Krasa
5/6/2010
The Emerging "Fifth Estate"
Can social network sites help solve real government problems?
4/29/2010
Genus Envy
A celebration of the new book by Dr. Tom Connolly, English Department
4/29/2010
Food, Inc.
A film screening and discussion
4/29/2010
Gowri Savaoor
Visual artist visits the College of Arts and Sciences
4/27/2010
William Lloyd Garrison, American Abolitionism, and Music
A unique look at William Lloyd Garrison and the Abolition Movement
4/27/2010
Arabic Festival
A celebration of Arabic language and culture
4/27/2010
A Mission, Not a Market: One Laptop per Child
Nicholas Negroponte present the closing Civic Discourse lecture
4/27/2010
The Banach-Tarski Paradox
Dr. Don Cohn, of Math and Computer Science discusses the Paradox
4/27/2010
The Mediterranean Today: A New Global Player?
A panel on the importance of Mediterranean countries in world affairs
4/24/2010
Science Banquet
The Physics Department hosts this year's science banquet
4/22/2010
Modern Islam
Engaging questions of faith, fanatics, democracy and reform
4/22/2010
Advances in Healthcare in Taiwan
A discussion on the international relevance with John Watt, Ph.D.
4/22/2010
The Future of Transportation
A panel featuring Ray & Tom, from NPR's CAR TALK, and Suffolk faculty
4/21/2010
Boston Harbor Islands: Past Present and Future
Moakley Institute hosts panel discussion as part of Earth Day
4/20/2010
“Transparency and Participation in Successfully Managing BIDMC’s Financial Challenges.”
Discussion and Networking Reception
4/20/2010
Romeo
A screening of the film by Lorna Lowe Streeter
4/15/2010
Bradford, Frost, Thoreau, and Wilderness
Elisa New, Harvard University shares discoveries from her new book
4/15/2010
Reforming Boston Public Schools
Race, History, and the Future of our Public School System
4/15/2010
Chiang Yee, the Boston Athenaeum, and Cultural Understanding
Professor Da Zheng discusses artist who is subject of book & exhibit
4/12/2010
Roots of Global Poverty
A discussion with Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Wahu Kaara
4/9/2010
HealthSpeak Cape Cod
A series of workshops in communication for healthcare professionals
4/8/2010
Prison Literacy
A panel discussion on education in federal, state and local prisons
4/8/2010
Using Research to Understand Health and Justice for Women of the Gulf Coast
Dr. Jasmine Waddell discusses the situation of women on the Gulf Coast
4/8/2010
Rammy Awards
Annual awards show for student media
4/8/2010
No Apology: The Case for American Greatness
Mitt Romney joins moderator Jeff Jacoby to explore American strength
4/7/2010
Haiti: What Now?
A panel discussion looking at aid efforts and their impact in Haiti
4/7/2010
If Nothing Else, Eve, We've Enjoyed the Fruit
A reading by Elaine Pascale, Second Language Services
4/7/2010
Can Japan be an 'Asian' Power?
William Grimes, Ph.D., discusses Japan's influence in Asia
4/6/2010
Our Disappeared
A screening of the film by Juan Mandelbarum
4/6/2010
Hon. Alex Fergusson, SMP
Presiding Officer of the Parliament of Scotland to speak on campus
4/5/2010
Chiang Yee: The Silent Traveller
A reading of the new biography by English faculty member Da Zheng
4/1/2010
Maxine Hong Kingston
Award-winning author returns to the College of Arts and Sciences
3/31/2010
El Salvador Trip Information Session
Spend next January in El Salvador!
3/31/2010
Democracy in Venezuela: Domestic and External Challenges
The Government Department presents a Quinn Dickerson lecture
3/31/2010
Asians in America
Award-winning author, Maxine Hong Kingston lectures
3/29/2010
Wearing the Scarlet Letter
A look at the challenges faced by those with criminal backgrounds
3/29/2010
Latino Education Advocacy Day
A one-day summit on the educational issues facing Latinos
3/27/2010
Explorations for Iconophiles
Lunch Presentation and Private Museum Tour
3/26/2010
Voice, Vision, and Agency: If Only I'd Been Born a Kosher Chicken
A performance reading by author and performance artist Jyl Lynn Felman
3/26/2010
Only A God Can Save Us
A film screening with filmmaker Jeffrey van Davis
3/25/2010
Organizing for Girls in Senegal: Lessons from 10,000 Girls
Viola Vaughn discusses her grassroots initiative in Kaolack, Senegal
3/25/2010
Future of Journalism Conference
An exploration of what's next for the world of journalism
3/25/2010
Martha Rhodes and Anna Ross
A poetry reading
3/25/2010
Annual CJN Alumni Awards Reception
The Communication & Journalims Dept. honors its alumni
3/23/2010
The Philosophical Controversy Over Political Forgiveness
A discussion on the implications of promoting political forgiveness
3/23/2010
The American Dream and Its Implications
The American Studies Program explores the idea of the American Dream
3/22/2010
Teaching Literacy in Senegal
Distinguished Visiting Scholar Viola Vaughn lectures on her work
3/18/2010
2010 First Amendment Award
Honoring the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE)
3/11/2010
Unrepentant: Kevin Annett and Canada's Genocide
Award-winning filmmaker presents clips and speaks on his documentary
3/11/2010
Old Ladies Like Us
Housing and Lifestyle Choices among a New Generation of Elders
3/11/2010
Adult Literacy in the Digital Age
A panel with Joanne Appleton Arnaud, Wick Sloane, and James Tracey
3/11/2010
High School Journalism Awards Banquet
Annual awards ceremony for high school journalists
3/9/2010
Congress to Campus
Congressional Representitives LaFalce and Morella visit Suffolk
3/9/2010
Waiting for Armageddon
A film screening with director Franco Sacchi
3/8/2010
Maborosi
A screening of the film by Hirokazu Koreeda
3/7/2010
Boston Urban Debate League
The championship debate of teams from the Boston Public Schools
3/4/2010
Italy, Past and Present:
Shaping Today’s World to Being a Global Player in the 21st Century
3/3/2010
Charles Haverty and Susan Monsky
A Salamander fiction reading
3/3/2010
David Hoberman
Leading film producer visits the College of Arts and Sciences
3/1/2010
Challenges in Chinese Economic Development
Yasheng Huang, PhD, lectures on the economic challenges facing China
2/25/2010
Women and Reentry
A lecture by Kira Dunn, and Maureen Norton Hawk, Sociology Dept.
2/25/2010
J. Robert Lennon
A reading by the author of Castle and Mailman
2/25/2010
CJN Majors Job Seminar
A discussion on job strategies for Communication & Journalism students
2/25/2010
Stage Combat Workshop
Theatre Department teaches you how to a punch like a pro!
2/13/2010
Intercollegiate Forensics Tournament
The Communication & Journalism Dept. hosts a debate competition
2/11/2010
Kim Stafford
Noted author, poet and professor visits the College of Arts & Sciences
2/11/2010
Theatre Department Spring Showcase
Student directors explore life, death, and the tales in between.
2/11/2010
Community Organizing for Women's Health
A lecture by Jacqueline Bishop, Program Designer and Manager
2/10/2010
Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Hong Kong
How the people of Hong Kong celebrate the Chinese New Year
2/9/2010
Captive Beauty
A screening of the film by Jared Goodman
2/6/2010
Angela Lombardo Memorial Symposium
The Medical Science program is proud to host the 2nd annual symposium
2/3/2010
China in World History
Paul Ropp, Clark University discusses his forthcoming book
1/21/2010
Harriet Jacobs
A stage production with discussion moderated by Dean Ken Greenberg
1/5/2010
Resa Blatman
A solo exhibition of Resa Blatman's recent paintings

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