By Mylee Santos Photo Credits: Mylee Santos Students are getting used to the switch from hill cards and the mobile app, Verkada Pass, as a new means for getting into buildings on campus. Senior, Elijah Byrd said, “I think the Verkada App was a good attempt at making something so simple, very complicated. I believe that it makes no sense, why should it be digital only? Half the time it doesn’t work, my Bluetooth was on and it wasn’t letting me in.” “I think it’s better than us

By Tyler Salisbury With most of its executive board set to graduate, Stonehill College’s student-run radio station, WSHL 91.3 FM, is looking for students to fill leadership roles for the 2026-27 academic year. The need for new leadership is urgent. According to current executive board members, the majority of those running the station are seniors, leaving just a few people to return next year. “We have a lot of graduating seniors, so we need people to step in and keep the

By Sarah VanDerpool As obligations and assignments pile up and the weather remains inconsistent, staying active and healthy can feel nearly impossible. Between classes, work, clubs, assignments, and hours spent studying in the library, movement often becomes an afterthought. But at the Sally Blair Ames Sports Complex, students and faculty can take a break from the chaos, recharge, stay active, and connect with other students through group exercise classes offered Monday throu