Attention all Suffolk University students!
The Suffolk Voice invites you to apply to be a member of our Editorial Board for the 2022-2023 academic year. As a Section Editor, you will oversee all writing/editing pertaining to your section.
We currently have 5 positions open:
New in Multimedia: "My Spring Break in Madrid"
Lifestyle Editor Driena Muca traveled to Madrid, Spain over spring break, as part of Suffolk's Global Gateway Program.
Visit this link to check out her photos from the trip!
https://t.co/2Rw5Vl4ZXd
To apply, you must be registered as an undergraduate student at Suffolk and hold at least a 2.3 cumulative GPA in accordance with policy. Applications are due by 11:59pm on Friday, April 1st.
Visit this link to apply: https://t.co/wD4tOF1BxS
Attention all Suffolk University students!
The Suffolk Voice invites you to apply to be a member of our Editorial Board for the 2022-2023 academic year. As a Section Editor, you will oversee all writing/editing pertaining to your section.
We currently have 5 positions open:
The Suffolk Voice is an independent, entirely student-run online news and editorial publication for all Suffolk University students. No experience is necessary and we welcome students from all disciplines to join - whether as an editor or a writer.
New in Arts & Entertainment: "Recapping Season Two of 'Euphoria'"
Click the link to read Lifestyle Editor Driena Muca's recap of season 2 of HBO's critically-acclaimed series "Euphoria" -> https://t.co/z8pdDCS3wm
NEW in Opinion by Editor-in-Chief @jackschadwick: "Reflecting on Parkland, 4 Years Later"
4 years after 17 people died in a mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida, Jackson Chadwick calls on the Democratic trifecta in government to take action ->
https://t.co/IFIlrKnCXC
New: @jackschadwick breaks down the latest redistricting updates in the third part of his "Control of the House: An Inside Look" series.
Check out what new congressional lines look like in 9 states and what it means for control of the House chamber:
https://t.co/adMZoWMaD3
New in Opinion by Steven Murnane Jr., Senator for the Class of 2023: "Advocating for Suffolk’s Decision to Go Online For the First Two Weeks of the Spring 2022 Semester."
Now up on our website -> https://t.co/m9EBY1sPel
News broke mid-morning on Wednesday that Gov. Baker opted against seeking re-election. And in a rather surprising move, Lt. Gov. Polito said no to a run as well.
Read @jackschadwick's recap here:
https://t.co/2KnYU1HDKc
#mapoli
After contracting Covid-19 over Thanksgiving break, Staff Writer Driena Muca's come up with some satirical tips for getting through quarantine.
Check it out here -> https://t.co/Hm1vZUEcok
Redistricting thus far has resulted in a net loss of 5 competitive House seats, and that number is likely to grow as both parties utilize gerrymandering in the map-making process.
See how control for the House is already playing out here: https://t.co/rLqYWkmDgT
Editor-in-Chief @jackschadwick is back with part two of his "Control of the House: An Inside Look" series.
Since the first publication, more states have passed new congressional lines, including Texas, North Carolina, and Colorado (1/2)
New in Features: "A Conversation with the Wu Campaign"
Writer Cameron Curtis attended a Beacon Hill event for mayoral candidate Michelle Wu in October. Curtis talked with a campaign organizer who emphasized some of Wu's top issues, including housing, rent control, public transit
New in A & E: "'Antlers' Keeps You on the Edge of Your Seat" by Staff Writer Tyler Josma
Antlers is directed by Scott Cooper and produced by Guillermo del Toro, known for the 2017 film "The Shape of Water" and "Mama" (2013)
https://t.co/mXw774zjSY
The French Dispatch is peak Wes Anderson, we highly recommend. Check out the review on our website! 🎥💙 @frenchdispatch#frenchdispatch#wesanderson https://t.co/IEvcvU5dHV
New in Features: Control of the House: An Inside Look
#Redistricting of congressional districts will be pivotal in deciding House control in 2022, writes Editor-in-Chief @jackschadwick. With recently approved maps in four states, where do things stand?