This warm comedy written by American playwright John Patrick originally premiered on Broadway in 1950.
This warm comedy written by American playwright John Patrick originally premiered on Broadway in 1950.
Join Stonehill Graduate & Professional Studies for an Open House on Saturday, November 14! Join us for an informative morning featuring application support, conversations with current graduate students and a tour of our beautiful 387-acre campus.
Our Open House is an opportunity to confirm what you’ve already begun to sense: Stonehill delivers in the areas that matter most to you.
Experts from Stonehill College will offer their insights on the incoming 120th Congress in the House of Representatives.
The film follows the Stonehill alumna as she captures the triumphs and struggles of some of the world’s biggest names in ultrarunning.
This saxophone quartet will perform music by Michael Nyman, William Grant Still and Antonin Dvorak.
The Stonehill faculty member is a maritime archaeologist and heritage specialist. His work bridges archaeology, marine science and public storytelling. His research on WWII POW "Hellships" was recently featured on the Discovery Channel's "Expedition Unknown."
Come make your holiday season merry and bright!
The Stonehill community, family and friends are welcome to join us for this popular holiday tradition.