The Integrating Democratic Education at Stonehill (IDEAS) Program is an interdisciplinary, student-centered program that fosters engagement and active learning by creating an environment for students to share their passions, wisdom and knowledge with one another through student-led courses.
In 2017, Stonehill College is proud to bestow the Outstanding Faculty Service Award on Professor Marilena Hall.
Stonehill’s new minor provides distinct advantages to students pursuing careers in communication science disorders, speech-language pathology, and audiology.
Francis Dillon will tell you that the huge expenses associated with college aren’t necessarily what makes it hard for students of limited means to get through school. Often, it’s relatively small stuff that can have a huge impact.
When Ben Albert ’10 decided to focus his studies on political science and international studies, he did so because they’re "fields in which you can truly effect change." Since graduating, he’s done that, building on a solid foundation that he assembled…
When Jean Hamler, our first Director of Intercultural Affairs, recently returned to campus for the 25th anniversary of Intercultural Affairs at Stonehill, she got a surprise.
The Stonehill community opened the new school year by celebrating faculty excellence, hearing sage advice on how to make the most of the college experience, and dipping into local history with the presentation of an Ames shovel to President John Denning, C.S.C.
Stonehill College is proud to bestow the Louise F. Hegarty Award for Excellence in Teaching on Helga Duncan, Professor of English.
A faculty with diverse research interests and a program that has evolved to prepare students for success in new psychology niches help graduates pursue rewarding careers.
Stonehill students enlisted to help rewrite the rules of research as part of a groundbreaking, global initiative.