By Maddie Darmstadt When a Stonehill international freshman opened an email threatening her with deportation she was left scared and confused.   “Essentially it said I had broken some sort of visa regulation and that if I didn’t leave the United States in a timely manner then I would be forcibly removed,” said the student who asked not to be named.   This email turned out to be a spear phishing attack – a form of phishing tailored to the specific person receiving the email.  

By Audrey Sears Stonehill senior Audrey Sears traveled to Armenia as part of the TAP Armenia Project’s International Journalism Internship with Stonehill Professor Anna Ohanyan. This is an article she wrote as part of the internship. “I remember my friends and many other famous Armenian jazz musicians were listening to Voice of America on their little radios,” recalls Arthur Ispiryan, one of Armenia’s most prominent jazz musicians, who began his music career in the Soviet yea

By Maddi Achtyl Do you think you have what it takes to become the next Ace? We sat down with Stonehill’s spirited mascot, Ace, as well as current student, Elijah Byrd ‘27, to learn more about what it means to join Ace’s Flight School. “Tryouts consist of intense bird training,” joked Ace. “I’m talking flying, soaring — can you do a double handstand while holding worms in your mouth?” While Ace might have exaggerated a bit, Byrd said that the tryout process is all about bringi