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1 month ago | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
For Corrin Tangarone, a service-learning course led to a new minor and new career path
After completing the honors service-learning course Social Change, Corrin Tangarone, BS ’24, MPA, Class of 2025, had just one wish: She wanted to make a difference in the lives of others.
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1 month ago | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
The Rams take to the ice and the basketball court on Saturday for conference playoff games
It’s a super-size weekend for Suffolk sports fans, with three teams bound for Conference of New England (CNE) playoff competition on Saturday, March 1.
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2 months ago | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
Members of the Class of 2027. Double majors. Student-athletes. Twins. Nick and Olivia Verdile have a lot in common—and now they also share a place in the Suffolk records books: They are the only brother-sister pair to play on the Suffolk University men’s and women’s basketball teams at the same time in school history. The connection they share—on and off the court—is a true family bond.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
A course in food chemistry offers a four-star introduction to scientific fundamentals
Lindsey Salek, Class of 2026, is hunched over her chemistry experiment, dipping pH strips into tiny tubes filled with different solutions to measure their alkaline and acidity levels. But Salek isn’t working in one of Suffolk’s science labs. Instead, she’s in her off-campus apartment, and the solutions she’s testing are familiar foods such as milk, coffee, and orange juice.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
Two teams. Two championship titles. And tomorrow, two NCAA Division III playoffs.
The Suffolk fall sports season is building to a thrilling conclusion, thanks to the winning ways of women’s cross country and men’s soccer, each of whom clinched their league championship. And on Saturday, November 16, each team is NCAA-bound for regional playoffs.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo
After the Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup, VP Paul Krepelka, JD ’97, shared the trophy with his Massachusetts hometown
As his plane touched down at Logan Airport in August, Arlington native Paul Krepelka, JD ’97, was even more excited than usual. Returning to his hometown is always special, but this time he had something extraordinary to share with family, friends, and residents of his hockey-crazed community—the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
After qualifying for NCAA DIII championship in 2023, cross-country runner Tim Barry is poised for a breakout season
The news brought Tim Barry, Class of 2025, to tears. Just minutes after he ran the best cross-country race of his life at the 2023 NCAA Division III Regionals, Barry learned that his time of 25:05:5 in the 8K event qualified him for nationals.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo |Michael Clarke
Mike Murray, BS '24, has spent 12 straight seasons with the Falmouth Commodores baseball team, advancing from bat boy to assistant general manager
On a hot July evening, Mike Murray, BS '24, sneaks a quick look at his Apple watch. In just 30 minutes, the Falmouth Commodores—one of ten teams that make up the fabled Cape Cod Baseball League, perhaps the nation’s top collegiate summer baseball league—will take the field against the Orleans Firebirds.
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Jul 12, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo
A star catcher for one of the best baseball teams in Suffolk history, Adam Pellerin now covers the Red Sox and other Boston teams for NESN
Ever since his days as a catcher for the Norton (Massachusetts) High School varsity baseball team, homeplate has felt like a second home to Adam Pellerin, BS ’02. At Suffolk, Pellerin was the Rams’ starting catcher for three years.
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May 3, 2024 | 
suffolk.edu | Tony Ferullo
Suffolk student-athletes score big, led by the women’s golf team, who won their conference championship—and a ticket to the NCAA tournament
Conference champions. Automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Individual gold medal winners. All-Conference selections. Coaching milestone.
