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A Legacy Beyond the Game: Passing of Stonehill Alumni Edwin Monteiro
By Lily Cogliano Photo Credit: Chapman Funerals and Cremations Stonehill alum Edwin Paul Monteiro Sr, has been described as a great man, loved by all; known for his kindness, humor and quick wit. On October 23, 2026, at the age of 88, Monteiro passed peacefully, surrounded by his family. All of Wareham suffered a great loss, losing such a valued, peaceful man and beloved member of the community. It’s written with no doubt that his wake and funeral will be overfilled with fam
The Summit
Oct 28
Stonehill’s New Tradition: Purple Fridays
By Owen Woodward Stonehill is constantly coming up with new innovative and exciting ways to bring the college campus together. A recent new tradition being introduced by the Student Government Association is Purple Fridays. SGA has done a fantastic job at promoting this tradition, sending out weekly reminder emails for students to partake and check in with their instagram account @sga_stonehill for more updates on campus wide events, club spotlights, and reels of students par
The Summit
Oct 19
Stonehill College - School Who Cried Nor’easter
By Lily Cogliano Non-parishables bought. Candles acquired. Ponchos put on. September 23 - September 29, Stonehill College campus went into a frenzy on preparing to survive this past Nor'easter. For all those non New Englanders; a Nore’easter is a powerful low pressure storm that strikes the East coast, known for its strong winds that blow from the Northeast off the Atlantic. These storms famously either go from 0-100, surprising everyone with the fierceness of it, or turn ou
The Summit
Oct 19
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These Students are Hooked on Crocheting
By Lillian Higgins Photo Credit: Sarah Shea '27 Sitting at the tables in the library's Disco room, the members of the college's crocheting club were swapping stories about what item they planned to sell during Homecoming Weekend. Several planned to crochet ghost-like figures. Others were working on items with a fall theme. The group, which boasts close to 25 members, meets every Monday from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Disco room on the first floor of the library. But it changes where
The Summit
Oct 28
Chet Raymo Literary Series Welcomes Alison Bechdel to Stonehill
By Abby Newman Photo Credit: Abby Newman '28 On Thursday, October 8th, author Alison Bechdel, 66, spoke on her graphic novel Fun Home in McCarthy Auditorium for the annual Chet Raymo Literary Series at Stonehill College. The literary series, established in 2001 and named in honor of former faculty member, Professor Emeritus of Physics and Astronomy, Chet Raymo, is sponsored by the Department of English. Each year, the series brings in well-known writers of poetry, fiction, o
The Summit
Oct 26
Have Your Voice Heard at SGA Town Hall
By Annie Renz Photo Credit: @sga_stonehill on Instagram Stonehill's Student Government Association is opening its doors for the student body in a "Town Hall" fashion, giving students the chance to raise questions and concerns towards campus leadership. SGA meets weekly as an organization, but they're turning a couple of Monday meetings each semester into what they're calling a "Town Hall." At these designated meetings, SGA brings guest speakers from different departments aro
The Summit
Oct 19
Sports
Stonehill XC Striding Towards Conference Title
By Preslee Welu The Stonehill College men's and women's cross-country teams have been making strides this season, showcasing the discipline, hard work, and perseverance that have become evident to the program's success. With impressive performances, strong upperclassman leadership, and high expectations for the upcoming NEC Championships, both teams are looking to make this season one to remember. Head coach Karen Boen, who has been coaching for 30 years, has expressed tremen
The Summit
Oct 19
Stonehill Women's Ice Hockey Begins 2026 Campaign
By Alex Guia The Stonehill women’s ice hockey team has opened their 2026–27 campaign, facing off against Syracuse and Boston College before starting NEWHA conference play. The team was selected to finish fourth in the 2026-27 New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) Preseason Poll by the league's head coaches. It's the fourth consecutive season they've been projected for a top four finish. That matches the team's finish last season when they came in fourth in the NEWHA s
The Summit
Oct 19
Spoco Makes Big Changes to Equipment
By Abby Newman This semester, the Sally Blaire Ames Sports Complex is undergoing equipment and set-up changes to its recreational gym. The Sports Complex was initially renovated back in 2015, with its most recent additions made in September of 2026, during the second cycle of add-ons to the gym. The latest additions to the Sports Complex include a new turf on the top floor of the gym with a sled, a cable machine, lateral machine, ropes, a kettle ball/weight station, yoga bal
The Summit
Oct 19
Opinions
Stonehill Breakfast Got a Little Smoother
By Sierra Benger As the new academic school year starts, the new Smoothie Bar at the Roche Dining Commons is drawing rave reviews from some students. Stonehill College’s Executive Chef Jeremy Weaver said the popular Smoothie Bar was launched due to student demand. “We listen, we act,” said Weaver. He said the Smoothie Bar followed feedback from “comment cards and surveys” completed by students. The Smoothie Bar offers unique options for students’ dining experience like person
The Summit
Sep 15
OPINION: The rise and the fall of The Hill chicken wrap
By LilyBelle Cogliano The Hill is a beloved food location on the Stonehill campus for all the late diners out there. Whether it’s post-afternoon practice, night class, or you’re just not in the mood for whatever's being served at the dining hall, The Hill is a valued and essential spot for students. Lately, there's a new fixation amongst the hill lovers: The Chicken Wrap. If you like chicken, wraps, and a little nutrition in the mix, the chicken wrap is worth the meal swipe.
The Summit
Apr 13
OPINION: Misplaced millions
By Kaya DeAngelis Stonehill recently announced the 6.5 million dollar purchase of Easton Country Club, the 150-acre golf course 3.5 miles from campus. This property will house the Division 1 men’s and women’s golf teams, with men’s making their debut to Division 1 play in the 2026-2027 academic year. The rationale for this purchase was to “ expand academic and professional development opportunities…” and provide opportunities for hands-on coursework, internships, and student
The Summit
Apr 13
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