For the Media
Our office is a resource for journalists and media representatives seeking information, expert faculty and staff opinions, photography and campus access.
Communications and Media Relations
The Office of Communications & Media Relations is the official source of news and information for the College and the main point of contact for the media. Our Office promotes the College and its students, faculty, staff and alumni through social media and a variety of features, profiles and event coverage.
Contact Information
Jill Goddard
Director of Communications & Media Relations
Comm and Media Relations
The Office of Communications and Media Relations is the official source of news and information at Stonehill. It is the main point of contact between the College and the news media and plays a key role during emergency situations.
Members of the media can contact us via email or by phone at 508-565-1070.
Latest News
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Cold Cases, Hot Courses
Professor Maureen Boyle is leveraging her success in the true-crime book genre to enrich her journalism students’ learning.
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The Space to Explore
Professors receive three coveted NASA grants for innovative work in their varied fields of study.
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The politics of heritage and class
Two political science students used their summer research opportunity to study identity politics through the lens of ethnicity and socioeconomic status.
Campus Emergency Information
During inclement weather or in the event of an emergency on campus, the Office of Communications and Media Relations strives to share information and updates in a timely and transparent manner.
Featured Events
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The Global Refugee Crisis: Can a Broken System be Fixed?
Janet Mancini Billson, Killam Visiting Professor at Bridgewater State University and Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Rhode Island College, will speak on "The Global Refugee Crisis: Can a Broken System be Fixed?"
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Lessons & Carols
You are invited to the Festival of Lessons and Carols featuring the Stonehill Chapel Choir
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The Politics of Black Women's Appearance
How do the politics of appearance shape Black women’s political ambitions, opportunities, and access to political office in the United States?