Visiting is the best way to understand how Stonehill’s emphasis on leadership skills and experiential learning equip students for success a rapidly evolving and globally competitive world. Come experience our welcoming community and see how our rigorous academics and mentoring professors help students reach their full potential.
Stonehill’s new welcome center is in the recently opened May School of Arts & Sciences. Because May Hall is home to classrooms, faculty offices, an Au Bon Pain and our bookstore, visitors quickly get a sense of what it’s like to be on campus as a student.
See below to learn more about the many ways to deepen your understanding of the experiences and opportunities that Stonehill College can offer you.
Students interested in transferring to Stonehill are invited to attend a Transfer Open House.
This April vacation, meet current Stonehill students looking to maximize their impact and learn how Stonehill is empowering them to accomplish their goals.
Students interested in transferring to Stonehill are invited to attend a Transfer Open House.
Stonehill has daily visit options throughout the year for families interested in learning more about Stonehill's welcoming community, academics and experiential learning opportunities. See our full calendar of daily events.
Information sessions give you an insider’s perspective and answers to all your questions. Immediately following the information session, you’ll take a campus tour for a more complete view of life and learning at Stonehill.
If your time is limited, jump right in to a campus tour. Campus tours take an hour and 15 minutes, and are offered Monday through Friday.
While not required for admission, if you are seriously interested in Stonehill we recommend scheduling a 30-minute interview conducted by an admission counselor or highly-trained student interviewer.
Since the late 1980's, there has been an increasing number of specialized courts established across the country that employ rehabilitation and treatment-oriented options in senetencing. In recent years in Massachusetts, the number of specialty courts…
The Saint André Lecture Series proudly presents: Dr. Stephen Prothero
For the last 13 years Kathleen and Oscar have worked both in the United States and internationally against human trafficking. They will be explaining how trafficking happens, how to recognize it, and what you can do about it. There will also be an…
