By Annie Renz Photo Credit: @sga_stonehill on Instagram Stonehill's Student Government Association is opening its doors for the student body in a "Town Hall" fashion, giving students the chance to raise questions and concerns towards campus leadership. SGA meets weekly as an organization, but they're turning a couple of Monday meetings each semester into what they're calling a "Town Hall." At these designated meetings, SGA brings guest speakers from different departments aro

By Maya Traska On September 12th, 2026, at the age of 78, Reverend Thomas Gariepy, C.S.C. ‘70, passed away. Fr. Gariepy, C.S.C., made an impact at Stonehill College that extended far beyond the classroom. He encouraged students, supported colleagues, and helped strengthen the college community. His influence continues through the people he inspired. A Providence native and graduate of Attleboro High School, Rev. Gariepy attended Stonehill College from 1965 to 1970, earning a

By Kymani Greaves Students streamed into Martin Auditorium Sept. 30 to donate blood at an on-campus blood drive co-sponsored by Stonehill Health and Wellness and the Rhode Island Blood Center. "This was my first time donating blood; it was a light prick, very quick, nothing that would hurt that long," said junior Tessa Savard. The staff helped around four people at a time while people kept arriving. The American Red Cross reported there is a national blood supply crisis aft

By David Pyrdol Photo Credits: Stonehill College Stonehill welcomed Steven A. King as the new Vice President of Advancement, effective October 1. The former Vice President of Advancement, Douglas Smith, is retiring from the college in December after over 32 years at Stonehill. Steven A. King, who has worked at Stonehill as Assistant Vice President for Advancement since 2023, will help lead future campaigns, projects, and alumni relations on campus going forward. "I'm followin

By Kymani Greaves Photo Credits: Sara Law '27 Stonehill’s annual Fresh Check Day, sponsored by the Office of Health and Wellness, offered stress relief and mental health services for students on campus. This event took place in the middle of the main quad and featured tables sponsored by organizations and clubs on campus. Stonehill campus partners and community resources, including Veterans Affairs of Brockton and Easton Wings of Hope also took part in the event. Fresh Check