By Matt Velez Chestnut Hill College is celebrating its 100th anniversary, a monumental milestone that reflects both tradition and transformation. Banners commemorating the centennial flap in the spring breeze, the newly renovated Sugarloaf entrance sparkles…
By Jesse Balcer The Chestnut Hill College men’s lacrosse team travels to Lakewood, N.J. today to face Georgian Court in the semifinals of the 2025 CACC tournament. The Griffins have won the last four…
By Jesse Balcer Jr. The Griffins men’s lacrosse team scored 13 unanswered goals en route to an 18-10 win at home over Holy Family University on Saturday. Sam Slater led the way with six goals…
By Jazmine Ramirez Billy DiMaio, a 2022 graduate of Chestnut Hill College and a captain of the conference champion men’s lacrosse team, died Jan. 1, 2025. DiMaio was on Bourbon Street in New Orleans when…
Super Bowl LIX: CHC Is Ready. Are the Eagles? By Riccardo Italiano and Jesse Balcer Jr. It’s that time of year again, when friendships are tested, nachos are consumed at alarming rates, and Philly collectively…
By Jazmine Ramirez Gabriella Quiñones, senior psychology major, expresses her emotions on a personal level onwhat social media has impacted her in her life. From the day she got her first social media app tothe…
A Growing Influence on America’s Future By JP Across the United States, Latino voices are making waves in schools, businesses, and cultural spaces. This vibrant presence isn’t just shaping communities; it’s creating a powerful movement…
By Richard Mason Being a swing-state resident means you must endure the experience of being the center of presidential elections. This current cycle feels worse when it comes to the political ads that feel inescapable….
By Matt Velez The Los Angeles Dodgers won their eighth World Series title Oct. 30 with a Game 5 win against the New York Yankees, and what a Game 5 it was. We saw a…
Makani Thornhill discusses the Philly Portal, McDonald’s Listeria outbreak, Voting, and other current topics. Griff Talk, Season 1, Episode 3. Oct. 24, 2024.
By JP Although neurodiversity is becoming a more popular topic, there is still a large knowledge and awareness gap. Bridging this gap and promoting more empathy and support can be achieved by highlighting the experiences…
By Jazmine Ramirez Numerous faculty members and students reflected on what the college means to them, and prayed for the upcoming school year at the 100th-year prayer service held on Sept. 25. Robert Mulligan, CHC…