

Red Sox vs. Yankees wild card series
By Kaya DeAngelis The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees put on an incredible show to kick off post-season baseball. They tied their AL Wild Card bid and forced a game 3 matchup in New York, where the Yankees ultimately came out on top. The Sox were seeded 5 th going into October, with a lot to prove against their storied rival. Leading up to their first playoff berth in four years, Boston dominated New York all season, winning 10 of their 14 matchups against the
Oct 14, 2025


Barry writes her name into Stonehill swimming record books
By Emily Ciampa Kristy Barry made history for the Stonehill Skyhawks at the Hannah Gibbons Invitational on September 28. Barry, a senior, broke the program record in the 100-yard individual medley. Her record-setting performance is not only an incredible personal milestone but also a strong start to the Skyhawks’ season. Barry’s final time of 1:00.85 surpassed the previous program best of 1:01.91 set by Barry’s former teammate Sydney Stockwell two years ago. “I think I
Oct 14, 2025


OPINION: Voting should be a National Holiday for students
By Trinity Agosta Voting is the simple core of democracy; however, many young people struggle to participate due to the workload of school, a lack of motivation, and the idea that their vote is not important. These barriers create unnecessary obstacles that weaken civic engagement. It is we students who represent the next generation of voters. Making Election Day a national holiday for students would not only boost participation but also aid in instilling the importance of ci
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