By Tyler Salisbury With most of its executive board set to graduate, Stonehill College’s student-run radio station, WSHL 91.3 FM, is looking for students to fill leadership roles for the 2026-27 academic year. The need for new leadership is urgent. According to current executive board members, the majority of those running the station are seniors, leaving just a few people to return next year. “We have a lot of graduating seniors, so we need people to step in and keep the

By Annie Renz  Twenty-five incoming Skyhawks will be the first members of the new Business Honors Program at Stonehill College this fall.   The Leo J. Meehan School of Business announced on March 24 the new program, formed out of student interest in business-focused offerings within the Moreau Honors Program.   The long-running Moreau Honors Program has provided academically motivated students with small, interdisciplinary courses in the arts and sciences.   The Business Hono

By Mack Eon In front of a crowded Martin Auditorium on Tuesday, April 14 th , Scott Ferson introduced his book, How The Democrats Lost America: Making Sense of the 2024 Election And The Future of American Politics. Ferson is an adjunct professor at Stonehill, working in The Martin Institute in the Political Science major. Ferson has worked in politics for about 40 years, including a run as press secretary for the late Senator Edward Kennedy and a role as chief strategist f