By Maddi Achtyl Retired religious studies professor Gregory Shaw could face trial after a judge refused to allow him to go into a program that would allow larceny charges to be either reduced or dismissed. Shaw, 73, 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 earlier his client is also a scam victim, eventually losing more than $1.5 million. On February

By Tyler Salisbury    In recent years, hundreds of students commute to Stonehill College each year, choosing to live at home to help with the costs and to manage personal responsibilities.     According to data from the Assistant Director of Communications & Media Relations Liam Dacko, Stonehill had 341 commuter students and 2,193 residential students in 2024. In 2025, the numbers decreased to 306 commuters and 2,150 residential students. However, these numbers do not include

By Maddie Darmstadt Stonehill business majors are delving into the world of professional opportunities through the International Business Honor Society known as Beta Gamma Sigma.    After their fall semester junior year, the top 10% of business students at the College are invited to join Beta Gamma Sigma or BGS. While there is a membership fee, the experience grants student’s lifetime recognition and access to an exclusive network of members.     BGA members are located in ov