By Martha Savage Shortly after the historic blizzard that hit the South Coast last week, Stonehill’s MacPhaidin Library reopened, and students quickly showed up. “[Students] must have been going stir crazy sitting in their rooms… I think that's why it’s very important the library reopened as soon as possible,” said Uma Hiremath, the library’s assistant director. “It has always been a place of comfort.” Despite the challenges presented by the snow, 65 students showed up

By Tyler Salisbury Commuter students at Stonehill College dealt with unplowed streets, power outages, and long, stressful drives even after the snow stopped falling last week. For former commuter and current e-board member of the Commuter Council, Merola Asaad, the difference between the two experiences has been very different. “My biggest concern was my safety. My commute was over 40 minutes, so driving that distance in a blizzard increases the likelihood of skidding,

By Aurora Ferreira Only three workers of the nearly 100 employees braved the blizzard to come to campus to help feed students, scrambling to find ways to feed as many as possible quickly. Commons Culinary Supervisor Alana Burr, one of the three workers on campus during the nor’easter, and one of the two workers in the kitchen, said they worked hard to feed everyone. “We did the best we could with whoever showed up, which ended up being only two of us in the kitchen. W