Stonehill Democrats host watch party for VP debate
Students packed a “watch party” at the Martin Institute Tuesday night as JD Vance and Tim Walz squared off in their only scheduled...
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Changings coming to SURE program
By Kyla Smulski There will be some changes, but the Stonehill Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program isn’t going away. The number of weeks the program runs will be reduced, as well as the stipend, but housing for students in the program will now be free. Christina Burney, the SURE coordinator, said she wants to assure students that the committee did what they could to offset the changes, but remain committed to the program. “We did have to cut the stipend, b
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Don’t take the bait – how to notice and avoid phishing attacks
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.
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Nov 4
Health Services is helping students combat cold season
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
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Changings coming to SURE program
By Kyla Smulski There will be some changes, but the Stonehill Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program isn’t going away. The number of weeks the program runs will be reduced, as well as the stipend, but housing for students in the program will now be free. Christina Burney, the SURE coordinator, said she wants to assure students that the committee did what they could to offset the changes, but remain committed to the program. “We did have to cut the stipend, b
The Summit
6 days ago
Living with Loss offers comfort and connection for grieving students
By Paige Martin For many students, grieving while in college can feel isolating. Between classes, social obligations, and being away from family, finding space to process loss can be difficult. The Living with Loss is a grief support group offered to students to offer support to those who have experienced loss. The group is run by Laura Shea, Assistant Director of Counseling Services, and Brittany Lorgeree, Campus Minister for Community Engagement. Senior Esther Minery, a cur
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6 days ago
A Pitbull appearance at Skyhawk Madness
By Mylee Santos When the Ruckus dance team hit the stage for Skyhawk Madness, students were left stunned. Bella Kessimian, a member of the team, was dressed as the singer Pitbull. Kessimian said she didn’t tell any of her friends that she was going to be performing dressed as Pitbull, which made it even more exciting. Kessimian said Ruckus members gave her the idea of dressing up as Pitbull a month before Skyhawk Madness. Their original plan was to do a Pitbull inspired pe
The Summit
Nov 4
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A Pitbull appearance at Skyhawk Madness
By Mylee Santos When the Ruckus dance team hit the stage for Skyhawk Madness, students were left stunned. Bella Kessimian, a member of the team, was dressed as the singer Pitbull. Kessimian said she didn’t tell any of her friends that she was going to be performing dressed as Pitbull, which made it even more exciting. Kessimian said Ruckus members gave her the idea of dressing up as Pitbull a month before Skyhawk Madness. Their original plan was to do a Pitbull inspired pe
The Summit
Nov 4
Men’s Soccer captures back-to-back NEC wins
By Kaya DeAngelis and Annie Renz After a 0-1-1 start to NEC play, Stonehill men’s soccer propelled themselves to sixth place in the standings after two back-to-back wins last week. The Skyhawks got their first conference win last Thursday, shutting out the University of New Haven 1-0. Stonehill owned the time of possession in the first half, 57% to 43%. They also outshot the Chargers 20 to 16. Senior Shane Fonesca scored the lone goal just six minutes into the match. It
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Oct 14
Barry writes her name into Stonehill swimming record books
By Emily Ciampa Kristy Barry made history for the Stonehill Skyhawks at the Hannah Gibbons Invitational on September 28. Barry, a senior, broke the program record in the 100-yard individual medley. Her record-setting performance is not only an incredible personal milestone but also a strong start to the Skyhawks’ season. Barry’s final time of 1:00.85 surpassed the previous program best of 1:01.91 set by Barry’s former teammate Sydney Stockwell two years ago. “I think I
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Oct 14
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OPINION: Glitz and Glamour: The Rise of the Modern Showgirl
By Li Li Schoenfelder In an era where fashion trends focus on a “clean girl” aesthetic, a familiar figure has entered center stage: the showgirl. Dripping in rhinestones and draped in feathers, showgirls captivate the fashion industry with extravagance that channels Old Hollywood glamour. History of the Sparkle: Original showgirls weren’t just performers – they were living works of art, redefining glamour on their own terms. The roots of showgirls trace back to the caba
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Oct 14
OPINION: Voting should be a National Holiday for students
By Trinity Agosta Voting is the simple core of democracy; however, many young people struggle to participate due to the workload of school, a lack of motivation, and the idea that their vote is not important. These barriers create unnecessary obstacles that weaken civic engagement. It is we students who represent the next generation of voters. Making Election Day a national holiday for students would not only boost participation but also aid in instilling the importance of ci
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Oct 14
Letter From the Editor: Happy Fall!
By Maddi Achtyl Dear Skyhawks, Happy Fall, Stonehill! It is finally starting to get colder, and the leaves have begun to change colors and fall off the trees. This is the best time of year on campus, in my opinion. Whether you’re sipping a coffee from Ace’s Place, enjoying a walk across the quad, or catching up with friends at the Commons, I hope you’re taking a moment to appreciate this beautiful season before winter sneaks up on us. September flew by, and we are just
Maddi Achtyl
Oct 14
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