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This winter break, eight H.O.P.E. Virtual Service Immersion delegations will engage in the spirit of Holy Cross to bear witness to love in the world. 

New research, conducted by biology faculty and students over more than fifteen years and published in Scientific Reports, identifies a genetic variation in mushrooms that may allow individual organisms to undergo adaptive changes within a single lifetime.

In a poignant reflection of Stonehill’s mission, a number of students and alums are putting their degrees to work in the race for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Tom Manchester teaches Integrated Sports Marketing in Meehan, room 320 on Monday nights. It’s his first semester teaching—ever. Still settling in, he remains slightly uncomfortable with being called Professor, preferring the more casual Tom.

A panel of student leaders shared their personal narratives and lived experiences related to race.

A member of the Voices of Our City community choir, Jehlad Hickson ’17 reached the semi-finals of the hit TV show and brought awareness to the homeless community in the process.

A more than two-decade long effort has helped eastern bluebirds thrive on campus.

While not easy, networking in a pandemic remains essential and Accounting Professor Solange Lopes has advice for making it less intimidating.

Over 25 years, Professor David Holleman, who died recently, taught fine arts at the College.

Through a premier academic program and a state-of-the-art laboratory, Stonehill is continuing to create a dynamic hub for integrated photonics education in Southeastern Massachusetts.