Define Success By Your Impact On Others
Start Your JourneyCOVID-19 and Returning to Campus
Stonehill is committed to providing an in-person campus experience this coming fall in the safest manner possible. Learn more about our COVID-19 response and plans for returning to campus.
The Pinnacle of Achievement: Class of 2020 Commencement
Despite the unprecedented hurdles they faced at the finish line, the Class of 2020 persevered and will be honored this Saturday, August 8, during the College’s 69th commencement, a virtual event that will be live streamed. Headlining the event will be New England Patriots star Matthew Slater, a three-time Super Bowl champion and community leader.
Class of ’20 Finds a Way Forward
A strong academic foundation and exceptional advising are helping many overcome unusual challenges and reach their post-graduation goals.
Our students' success after graduation is a reflection of the extensive opportunities and close mentoring they receive while here.
Six months after graduation, 90 percent of Class of 2019 graduates are employed, in top graduate programs or engaged in postgraduate service.
The World Needs Leaders
At Stonehill you will discover your passions and gain the skills that will allow you to maximize your impact in whatever career you launch.
Geovanny Sequeira’s leadership experience and degree opened many doors for him. But his L.A. internship at a national AIDS foundation led him to dedicate himself to helping those dealing with the incurable virus.
“Being part of [Advocates for a Brighter Stonehill] provided me with the leadership skills and social justice toolkit to advocate for the most vulnerable patients.”
“Stonehill helped me gain confidence in myself to take advantage of as many opportunities as I can and to become my own person.”
Picture Yourself Here
We're serious about academics but we also have fun doing what we love. And while it may be ambitious, we're always looking for ways to make the world a little bit better—starting right on our campus.
Follow and You Shall Lead
Our Congregation of Holy Cross tradition is built around the idea that the world needs people who care passionately and act courageously. Providing a path that allows students to be a light in the world defines us and is the inspiration for our motto, Lux et Spes (Light and Hope).