Let's celebrate International Education Week 2026 with our biggest annual International Night! A trip around the world... All in one night! This event is a chance for all students to celebrate and experience the diverse cultures of Suffolk University community. Student representatives of over 20+ countries will be there sharing their food, music, dancing, languages, and other cultural experiences.
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Live 40‑minute concert in West Roxbury Community Room where infants and toddlers play drums, shakers, and tambourines with a Little Groove musician, for ages 5 and under.
Sing, play, and dance in a library jam session led by Mr. Ritse, featuring nursery rhymes, jazz tunes, and open requests, for ages 5 and under.
Jazz Night featuring FWD performed at Long Live Beerworks.
Jake Cornell performs at the House of Blues Chicago, 329 N Dearborn St.
Pat Loomis Trio performs jazz, soul, and R&B at Uphams Corner Branch Library, all ages.
Patrick Wolf performs at Brighton Music Hall, with support bands; seating available for mobility limitations; all ages.
A lecture at the Poetry Center examines Bad Bunny’s record‑breaking career and his role as a global voice of Puerto Rican resistance.
One-hour virtual info session at Suffolk University Events on applying to law school for May or August 2027, covering admissions process and expectations.
Trippie Redd performs The Non‑disclosure Agreement Tour at Citizens House of Blues Boston.
West 22nd performs at Paradise Rock Club with support bands; 18+ with valid ID; seating available for mobility limitations.
Evening of round‑table speed networking connects healthcare professionals—from clinical to research—to alumni and their organizations.
Attorney Michael Ortwein presents lessons from government, private practice, and in‑house counsel at the Suffolk University Law Review Donahue Lecture, David J. Sargent Hall.
