By Kyla Smulski   As temperatures drop, students across campus are feeling the familiar sting of cold season creeping in. Maria Sullivan, a physician’s assistant (PA) in the Office of Health Services, said they are seeing a wide range of illnesses this year. “Health Services is seeing a mix of common respiratory viruses, seasonal allergies, and some bacterial illnesses,” she said. “At this time, we have seen limited cases of strep throat, mono, and COVID as well. We have n

By Annie Renz The fall season is underway for club sports on campus. For captains Noah Sands of Men’s Soccer, Ciara O’Connell of Women’s Soccer, Will Bramanti of Men’s Basketball, and Jake Powers of Baseball, playing a club sport has made a profound impact on their time at Stonehill, and they could not recommend this part of the college experience enough. The four captains agree that what makes club sports so great is that they do not have to give up the sport they love afte

By: Paige Martin Reported rape incidents at Stonehill College dropped by more than fifty percent from five in 2023 to two in 2024, according to the most recent figures released by the college. Reports of fondling or inappropriate touching remained consistent, with four reports in both years, according to the numbers in the college Clery report. The Clery Report is a federally required annual report that discloses campus crime statistics and safety policies to keep students