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posted on by Cecilia Gonzalez
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, Central America, Guatemala, Local Politics
Politics is becoming less about the issues at every level of government. This past presidential election and recent administrations has United States voters up in arms over who implemented what policy …
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posted on by Min-Fang Luo
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, elections, mayo
Large percentage of constituents reported not planning on casting their ballot during canvassing 2 weeks prior to Nov. 2nd election day. In the final push to engage with constituents and …
posted on by Haley Donovan
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, bus driver, national emergency
Boston Public School students and parents are feeling outraged and frustrated not knowing whether or not their child’s bus will arrive in the morning or even bring their child home from school in the …
posted on by Sarah Wach
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, Massachusetts, Suffolk University
As a college student who walks through the Boston Common to get to class on time and overlooks the park from my dorm window, it is refreshing to know that the Boston Parks and Recreation Department …
posted on by Vanessa Mondre
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, city, Coronavirus, council, COVID-19, Massachusetts
While the global pandemic caused by the Coronavirus has impacted people everywhere across the globe, the United States has been hit especially hard. With nearly 800,000 cases and 39,000 deaths in the …
posted on by Vanessa Mondre
Suffolk University Tagged With: boston, human rights, Human Trafficking, Massachusetts, slavery
With slavery being abolished in 1865, one would think that there are no slaves in the United States in the 21st Century. However, this is a misconception held by many. Human trafficking is a modern …
