In almost any career scenario, philosophy majors at Stonehill have the opportunity to tailor their research and learning in ways that give them a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Holding elections for next year's SGA executive board required creativity and initiative from the outgoing leadership team.
The College's sixth president, (Rev.) Ernest Bartell, oversaw a period of continued growth during his six years at Stonehill.
For his Easter Sunday homily, Fr. John reflected on how COVID-19 has changed many things about our world, including what is expected in an Easter basket.
At a preserve on sacred Wabanaki land in Maine, the history, traditions, and struggles of Indigenous People in North America come to life.
Richard Capobianco is the first Humanities Scholar in Residence in the Meehan School of Business at Stonehill College.
When told about a shortage of face masks at local hospitals, two Stonehill professors found a way to help.
From social distance walking to serving in an emergency department to Zoom cocktail hours, the Stonehill community is staying busy.
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.