Dear Reader, Welcome back for the Spring semester, and happy 2026! We hope you enjoyed your winter break at home with friends and family, or wherever you spent the holidays. After three months of being away, The Summit is proud to be publishing our fourth print issue of the year and bringing you the latest news at Stonehill. While we have been busy publishing articles on our website, it is always exciting to come together as a whole staff to produce and publish our print issu

By Mack Eon The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots this past Sunday in Super Bowl LX (60), 29-13, with the Seahawks controlling the affair for a large majority of the game, through both consistent offensive production and stifling defense.  A major contributor to that sustained offensive production was running back Kenneth Walker III, the most valuable player of the game, who rushed for 135 yards and added 26 receiving yards, frequently using his speed and pat

By Trinity Agosta  Everywhere you look, every time you open your phone, you see different ways that pop culture is stuck in reverse. Original Disney movies are being remade instead of new storylines being produced, every pop star is the new “modern Britney Spears,” low-rise jeans refuse to die, and even our parents are posting 2016 throwbacks. Nostalgia isn’t just trending. It’s dominating. To me, this clearly says less about our love for the past and more about our impending