By Maddie Darmstadt   Close to 100 people listened as four local state representatives discussed issues ranging from ballot questions to legislative priorities.   The March 19 program, hosted by the Martin Institute for Law and Society, drew residents from Easton and Brockton, with a few professors and Stonehill students.   The state representatives, Jessica Giannino, Michael Kushmerek, Edward Philips and Meghan Kilcoyne – a Stonehill graduate – highlighted the issues at the

By Annie Renz An investigation is underway at Easton Country Club after two dirt bikers trespassed onto the green and caused thousands of dollars in damage on March 15. According to a Stonehill spokesperson, the bikers accessed the grounds via an adjacent abandoned train track bed. In total, five greens were damaged. This occurred just ten days after the College announced its agreement to purchase Easton Country Club. A club staff member reported the incident, and Easton poli

By Maddi Achtyl Professor Emeritus of History James J. Kenneally, whose decades-long career shaped the institution’s academic and historical legacy, died March 11. He was 96. Kenneally, who began teaching at Stonehill in 1958, spent nearly four decades as a faculty member, playing a prominent role in preserving the College’s history and expanding its academic reach. Known for his commitment to scholarship, service, and community engagement, he remained an influential presence