By Arianna Campbell This semester started with a whirlwind-or more accurately, a blizzard-leaving cancelled classes and frustrated students in its wake.   The first Monday of the spring semester, January 26, classes were cancelled due to a snowstorm. A few weeks later, on February 23, another major snowstorm cancelled classes.   Students like Abigail Newman, Class of 2028, are concerned with the number of Monday classes missed.  “At first, I was excited, but then I was worrie

By Arianna Campbell  Fewer students attended the Spring Career Fair this year, but a career development official said it’s not too late to plan for postgrad job hunt.  According to Career Development, 184 students attended the fair, fewer than past fairs with 250 people who attended this past fall fair and 300 who attended the last spring fair.  Reflecting on this, Career Development official hopes to improve next year’s attendance and emphasizes the importance of this event.

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