By Owen Woodward Stonehill is constantly coming up with new innovative and exciting ways to bring the college campus together. A recent new tradition being introduced by the Student Government Association is Purple Fridays. SGA has done a fantastic job at promoting this tradition, sending out weekly reminder emails for students to partake and check in with their instagram account @sga_stonehill for more updates on campus wide events, club spotlights, and reels of students par

By Lily Cogliano Non-parishables bought. Candles acquired. Ponchos put on. September 23 - September 29, Stonehill College campus went into a frenzy on preparing to survive this past Nor'easter. For all those non New Englanders; a Nore’easter is a powerful low pressure storm that strikes the East coast, known for its strong winds that blow from the Northeast off the Atlantic. These storms famously either go from 0-100, surprising everyone with the fierceness of it, or turn ou

By Christina Czechel This year's Family Weekend at Stonehill College will take place Friday, Oct. 16 through Sunday, October 18, giving students and their families a chance to experience campus life together. This year’s expanded schedule includes academic programs, athletics, entertainment, community service, and new activities that highlight Stonehill’s connection to the greater Easton community. Friday begins with several opportunities for families to explore the area and

By Mylee Santos Health Services has never had to use Narcan to reverse a drug overdose, but officials aren’t taking any chances for the future. Health Services, the Wellness Office, and the Wellness Coalition have coordinated with the SAFE Coalition to offer the Stonehill community trainings on how to recognize signs of an overdose and how to administer Narcan. Narcan is a safe, easy to use, medication that can temporarily reverse the effects of an overdose, while waiting for

By Kymani Greaves Construction in Duffy to create more space for the nursing program is creating a temporary classroom crunch as the Registrar's Office finds alternate places for Spring courses. Some of the rooms in Duffy have already been moved or will be moving this month, and additional work will continue through the winter break. Katherine Walo, Stonehill Registrar, said the Student Financial Office will be moved, the main hall with the vending machine and classrooms 115