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Homecoming is Getting a Makeover: Higher Expectations, Bigger Weekend

The Summit News

By Annie RenzReturning students may recall seeing tailgates, petting zoos, and face paint at a previous year’s football game for what Stonehill has called it’s “Homecoming” since 2021. The one-day event was more alumni focused, encouraging young alumni families to come back to campus. The Student Alumni Association was very involved in helping to organize th

Homecoming is Getting a Makeover: Higher Expectations, Bigger Weekend

The Summit News

By Annie RenzReturning students may recall seeing tailgates, petting zoos, and face paint at a previous year’s football game for what Stonehill has called it’s “Homecoming” since 2021. The one-day event was more alumni focused, encouraging young alumni families to come back to campus. The Student Alumni Association was very involved in helping to organize th

Fresh Check Day Comes to Stonehill

The Summit News

By Kymani GreavesStonehill’s annual Fresh Check Day, sponsored by the Office of Health and Wellness, offered stress relief and mental health services for students on campus. This event took place in the middle of the main quad and featured tables sponsored by organizations and clubs on campus. Stonehill campus partners and community resources, including Vete

Hill Cards Swiping Fiasco Resolved

The Summit News

By Annie RenzAfter nearly 96 hours of technology complications at multiple dining locations across campus, the Department of Business Services announced Tuesday night that the “point-of-sales outage” has been resolved. For four days, students have waited as long as an hour to pay for their food at Lux Cafe, Gigi’s, Dunkin and The Hill. After students scanned

Stonehill Field Hockey Welcomes New Coaching Staff

The Summit News

By Emma McGroryStonehill’s field hockey team has started its 2026 campaign off in a different light this year; a whole new coaching staff led by Jessica Kennedy. Kennedy, the team’s eighth head coach, joined the program in the spring of 2026. At the start of the season, she was joined by assistant coach, Lily Daly, and assistant athletic trainer, Stephen Woo

Football Begins 2026 Campaign

The Summit News

By Sara LawStonehill Football opened its 2026 season at home versus non-conference opponent, Bryant University, under the lights of W.B Mason Stadium on August 29th, 2026. While the season opener provided several memorable individual performances, it also gave the Skyhawks their first opportunity to see how the team would respond in game action after months

Stonehill College Goes Country

The Summit News

By Aurora Ferreira On Thursday, September 10th, 2026, The Hill held its weekly Brother Mike’s. Appropriately named, “Country Night”, this event was the first of three taking place during Country Weekend. With the event starting at 10:00 pm, students were arriving in jeans and leather boots, ready for not just Country, but to Celebrate Ace the Skyhawk’s align

Wishes on Wheels Inspires Hope at Stonehill Through Collection of New Poems

The Summit News

By Reese SmithMatt Brown (‘16) returned to Stonehill College on Sept. 10 alongside Lisa (Young) Palladino (‘87) to share Wishes on Wheels, a collection of poems that gave children and young adults with physical or developmental disabilities an opportunity to share their experiences, dreams and accomplishments.The two Stonehill alumni spoke at the Martin Inst

Camp Counselor Accused of Raping Child on Campus

The Summit News

By Annie RenzA 19-year-old working at a summer camp renting space on campus faces charges of child rape, authorities and court officials said.Easton Police arrested James Cremins of Easton, Massachusetts on Aug. 7 on a warrant issued out of Taunton District Court. Cremins worked for College Gate, a summer enrichment camp that offers STEM programming for stud

No More Hill Cards: Students Adjusting to the Verkada Pass App

The Summit News

By Mylee SantosStudents are getting used to the switch from hill cards and the mobile app, Verkada Pass, as a new means for getting into buildings on campus.Senior, Elijah Byrd said, “I think the Verkada App was a good attempt at making something so simple, very complicated. I believe that it makes no sense, why should it be digital only? Half the time it do

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