By Maddi Achtyl Just over a year ago, Stonehill Alum Wafae El Arar ‘21 was one of three women found dead in a hotel room at a resort in San Pedro, Belize. Now, the families of the three women are filing a negligence lawsuit against the resort. NBC Boston  reported that the families of the three women filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts, alleging that the deaths were the result of a "catastrophic failure of safety systems" and negligence by the resort.

By Annie Renz Twelve Stonehill students boarded a flight on Tuesday to Santa Clara, California, where they’ll work football’s biggest stage – Super Bowl 60.  It’s the second year the sports management department organized this opportunity, thanks to Department Chair Annemarie Farrell, who brought to Stonehill eight years of Super Bowl appearances when she joined the college in 2024.  She built the Super Bowl program from the ground up at Ithaca College, forging connections wi

By Maddi Achtyl Driven by a passion for documenting the human experience through sport with her camera, Stonehill alum Aisha McAdams’ career is rooted in storytelling. Now, she is in front of the lens as the subject of a new documentary, Learning to Fly . McAdams, former photo editor for The Summit and a member of the Class of 2017, is featured in the documentary about ultra running produced by filmmaker Max Lowe. As an award-winning photographer and photojournalist, the film