By Annie Renz Stonehill Baseball’s business trip to Florida to face Florida Gulf Coast University turned into an extended vacation thanks to the Blizzard of ‘26. After a long weekend of baseball, the team planned to fly home Sunday, February 22. Then news broke that their flight was cancelled the Sunday morning before their final game. “They were debating flying us back on Wednesday so that we could go to class and then leave that night for Virginia,” said junior Nate Kea

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 Annie Renz Bogan Arena’s construction is catching the attention of companies from across the country as Stonehill College continues the prep work for this innovative project. “This will be, when it’s built, the largest building on campus,” said Director of Athletics Dean O’Keefe. “Part of the important thing is to hire a good group of architects and a construction firm that has done this level of project because it is pretty complex.” O’Keefe said the target date to op