By Li Li Schoenfelder In an era where fashion trends focus on a “clean girl” aesthetic, a familiar figure has entered center stage: the showgirl. Dripping in rhinestones and draped in feathers, showgirls captivate the fashion industry with extravagance that channels Old Hollywood glamour.   History of the Sparkle:     Original showgirls weren’t just performers – they were living works of art, redefining glamour on their own terms. The roots of showgirls trace back to the caba

By Annie Renz Skyhawk Field underwent a full renovation this summer after an unused 2024 fall season.   The grass field across from Shields Science Center is the home of Stonehill’s men’s and women’s soccer teams.   No games were played on Skyhawk last year for either team. Before the men’s team played Navy at home last August, the field was deemed unplayable.   “I just think when you started comparing, it wasn’t a first-class facility,” said Stonehill women’s soccer head coa

By Kaya DeAngelis and Annie Renz After a 0-1-1 start to NEC play, Stonehill men’s soccer propelled themselves to sixth place in the standings after two back-to-back wins last week.   The Skyhawks got their first conference win last Thursday, shutting out the University of New Haven 1-0.   Stonehill owned the time of possession in the first half, 57% to 43%. They also outshot the Chargers 20 to 16.   Senior Shane Fonesca scored the lone goal just six minutes into the match. It