By Aurora Ferreira  Only three workers of the nearly 100 employees braved the blizzard to come to campus to help feed students, scrambling to find ways to feed as many as possible quickly.    Commons Culinary Supervisor Alana Burr, one of the three workers on campus during the nor’easter, and one of the two workers in the kitchen, said they worked hard to feed everyone.     “We did the best we could with whoever showed up, which ended up being only two of us in the kitchen. W

By Tyler Salisbury    In recent years, hundreds of students commute to Stonehill College each year, choosing to live at home to help with the costs and to manage personal responsibilities.     According to data from the Assistant Director of Communications & Media Relations Liam Dacko, Stonehill had 341 commuter students and 2,193 residential students in 2024. In 2025, the numbers decreased to 306 commuters and 2,150 residential students. However, these numbers do not include

By Annie Renz A lot of gold, silver, and bronze is coming back to the United States.  The 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics concluded on February 22, and this year’s American athletes represented the country well, collecting 33 medals, the second most medals of competing countries.  Twelve of those 33 medals were gold, marking the most amount of first-place finishes by Americans in Winter Olympics history.   Norway ousted the U.S. for the most medals (41), while the Netherla

By Maddi Achtyl Students dug out their cars as the blizzard wind and snowfall had subsided then helped the College clear paths before the school reopened Thursday as the historic storm hit the area.   Many stopped to help others push cars that got stuck and to assist with shoveling them out. Around campus, facilities crews were hard at work plowing the main walkways and roads for students. Lot 17, the main student parking lot where students were advised to move their cars, is

By Maddi Achtyl Massachusetts was hit with a historic Nor’easter blizzard, closing schools, causing power outages, and making travel dangerous. Photo Credit: Kaya DeAngelis '26 Stonehill College canceled classes Monday and Tuesday, joining many schools in New England that canceled in-person operations due to the storm. Boston is expected to get more than a foot of snow; some areas in Southeastern Massachusetts are going to see more than 2 feet, NBC10 Boston  reported. Massach