By Annie Renz Photo Credits: Stonehill College Marketing Department Returning students may recall seeing tailgates, petting zoos, and face paint at a previous year’s football game for what Stonehill has called it’s “Homecoming” since 2021. The one-day event was more alumni focused, encouraging young alumni families to come back to campus. The Student Alumni Association was very involved in helping to organize this event, but most of the student body weren't involved in past

Dear Reader, I am so excited for you to read the first edition of the 2026-2027 Summit Newspaper! We have an incredibly talented staff on board this year who is excited to bring you the latest news going on around campus. From the new stations at Commons to inspiring guest speakers to the triumphs in athletics, the Summit will keep you informed of all aspects of life on campus. When I first joined the Summit halfway through my sophomore year at Stonehill, I knew I had a pas

By Annie Renz Police Chief Rochelle Ryan, the first woman to hold the post on campus, died, the College announced Oct. 2. President John Denning made the announcement in an email to the Stonehill community that Ryan, who graduated from Stonehill in 2018, had died. The cause of death was not disclosed in the email. In his statement, Denning said he was saddened to share that the College learned the news earlier that morning. He wrote, "Our thoughts and prayers are with her f