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When told about a shortage of face masks at local hospitals, two Stonehill professors found a way to help.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, leading toward the creation of a more just and compassionate world starts in our own backyard.

Created by Celtic monks in a monastery on a Scottish island in the 9th century, the Book of Kells is an Irish national treasure. Brought from Scotland to Kells, a town northeast of Dublin, it is a richly illuminated manuscript which depicts the four gospels of the New Testament and celebrates the life of Christ.

Global perspective and expanded communications skills equip students in the Languages, Literatures & Cultures program to pursue a multitude of careers both here and abroad.

The student-led initiative is poised to spark conversations about social justice issues and empower the Stonehill community to strive towards a more just and compassionate world.

We remember former trustee Larry Salameno who died last week.

In the course of preparing students for careers as nurses, physician assistants and physical therapists, faculty impress upon them the importance of equal access and humanity.

Student researchers examine the theory and practice of democracy with an eye toward factors that fuel corruption.

At Stonehill, we help you find your passion and give you the tools to build the path that will maximize your impact after graduation.

Ahead of the Farm Summit, hosted by Farm to Institution New England, the Farm & Sea to Campus Network, and Stonehill, we spoke to Farm Director, Bridget Lawrence-Meigs about the event, which follows on the success of the first summit in 2018.