By Aurora Ferreira Entering the second day of the storm, the ground has been blanketed in a thick coat of snow. Already over a foot in height, the icy flakes continue to pile up, blocking both the streets and footpaths alike. Large and small plows make their way throughout campus, pushing aside the pure untouched banks to create dirtied and slushed trails that slowly but surely find themselves hidden once again. Determined to enjoy the made holiday, Stonehill students took to

By Annie Renz Students shoveled off cars and sledded down the hill outside Donahue Hall after the first major snowstorm hit the area, dumping more than a foot of snow in the area and forcing class cancelations. “I was surprised; I really didn’t think it was going to snow that much. I thought it was going to snow a foot and we’d be fine,” said senior Olivia Sharkansky. At 10:11 a.m. Sunday morning, Stonehill students received a Hill Alert Emergency Notification explaining that

By Maddi Achtyl Retired religious studies professor Gregory Shaw was charged with larceny in what prosecutors allege was a case where a woman he met on a Christian dating website was scammed out of almost $80,000, but his lawyer said his client is also a scam victim, eventually losing more than $1.5 million. Shaw, who retired in 2024 after 37 years at the College, was arraigned and pleaded innocent to two charges of larceny over $1,200 by false pretense on November 20 in Quin