Archives

Mission

The Archives supports Suffolk University’s mission to educate students to become lifelong learners, as well as professionals who lead and serve the communities in which they live and work. The Archives collects and preserves archival collections and makes these resources available to students, faculty, staff, scholars and the public.

Collection Information

John Joseph Moakley Oral History Project

Interviews of Moakley’s family, friends, colleagues, staff, opponents, political leaders and constituents. Most interviews have been transcribed and are available for research. More info 

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MS100 Congressman John Joseph Moakley Papers

Collection of the personal and political papers of Congressman John Joseph Moakley. Partial finding aid available, contact Archivist. More info

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MS105 Mary P. Burke U.N. Women’s Conference Papers

A collection of published materials, personal notes, and research materials pertaining to Suffolk University Professor Mary P. Burke’s involvement in the U.N. International Women’s Conferences and her research into women and international development. Finding aid available. (.pdf)

Mary P. Burke Related Materials: The Center for Women’s Health and Human Rights at Suffolk University conducted two audio interviews with Professor Burke that provide context to the documents in this collection.

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MS106 Thomas F. Lambert Jr. Papers

The papers of Thomas F. Lambert Jr., torts scholar and Suffolk University Law Professor, include research materials related to the Nuremburg Trials and his law school notebooks. Finding aid available. (.pdf).

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MS108 Gleason Leonard Archer Personal Papers

The personal papers of Suffolk University’s founder and first president include his writings, radio materials, correspondence, scrapbooks and photographs. Finding aid available (.pdf) Bibliographies available.

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Records of Suffolk University

The University Archives holdings are made up of materials of permanent value including documents, records, publications, audiovisual material, artifacts and photographs that document Suffolk’s history. More info

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Suffolk University Oral History Project

Interviews with Suffolk University staff members, faculty and administrators. More info

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