By Maddi Achtyl Students dug out their cars as the blizzard wind and snowfall had subsided then helped the College clear paths before the school reopened Thursday as the historic storm hit the area.   Many stopped to help others push cars that got stuck and to assist with shoveling them out. Around campus, facilities crews were hard at work plowing the main walkways and roads for students. Lot 17, the main student parking lot where students were advised to move their cars, is

By Maddi Achtyl Massachusetts was hit with a historic Nor’easter blizzard, closing schools, causing power outages, and making travel dangerous. Photo Credit: Kaya DeAngelis '26 Stonehill College canceled classes Monday and Tuesday, joining many schools in New England that canceled in-person operations due to the storm. Boston is expected to get more than a foot of snow; some areas in Southeastern Massachusetts are going to see more than 2 feet, NBC10 Boston  reported. Massach

By Mack Eon The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots this past Sunday in Super Bowl LX (60), 29-13, with the Seahawks controlling the affair for a large majority of the game, through both consistent offensive production and stifling defense.  A major contributor to that sustained offensive production was running back Kenneth Walker III, the most valuable player of the game, who rushed for 135 yards and added 26 receiving yards, frequently using his speed and pat