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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Women’s Lacrosse Keeps Coming Back
Holy Cross students are known to be active members in the Worcester community. Many students volunteer around the city, whether it is through the school’s Community Based Learning Program, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Mass., or participating in the … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Students Advance to National Moot Court Competition
Eight members of the College of the Holy Cross Moot Court team competed in the Eastern Regional Tournament at Fitchburg State University in November, one of 10 tournaments nationwide which served as a qualifier for the American Collegiate Moot Court … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Students Thrive in Local Communities
Beginning in 2010, the Chaplains’ Office at the College of the Holy Cross instituted the Fall Break Immersion Program. The program provides students with opportunities to be challenged to grow in their faith, to accompany those living on the margins, … Continue reading
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Sociology Professor Offers Voice for Those With Alzheimer’s Disease
Associate professor of sociology, Renée Beard, can trace back her initial interest in Alzheimer’s disease to when she was fourteen years old. Working as a housecleaner in a nursing home in a small New Hampshire town, she met Margarita Wheeler, … Continue reading
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2014: Year in Review
At Holy Cross, each year is marked by new achievements and accomplishments. Here are some of the most notable from 2014.
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Kiplinger’s Ranks Holy Cross No. 27 ‘Best Value’ Liberal Arts College
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine has ranked the College of the Holy Cross No. 27 among all liberal arts colleges and No. 45 overall among all colleges in the country in its annual list of 100 best values in colleges for … Continue reading
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College Community Joins Together to Listen, Learn, Converse in Solidarity
For three hours, Rehm Library was standing room only as members of the College community listened intently. The beautiful space in Smith Hall — so often the scene of intellectual discussions, critical thinking, thought-provoking questions, personal reflections, and emotional discernment … Continue reading
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El Español en Camino (Taking Spanish on the Road)
On Nov. 21, a group of 39 Holy Cross students hit the road with their professors to attend a live theatrical performance of Federico García Lorca’s “La casa de Bernarda Alba” (“The House of Bernarda Alba”) in New York City. … Continue reading
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Video, Photo Gallery: Christmastime at Holy Cross is a Sight to See
Exhibit A that this is the most wonderful time of the year: the Holy Cross campus. From festive decorations to sounds of the season to snow gently falling, the splendor of Mount St. James is even more magical during this … Continue reading
‘Pakistan School Attack: The Symbolism Is Unmistakable’
In his debut piece for WBUR’s Cognoscenti, Mathew Schmalz, associate professor of religious studies at the College of the Holy Cross, writes about the symbolism in the recent Pakistan school attack, which killed 145 people. “Watching livestream reporting on the … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Women’s Basketball To Host Fourth Annual ‘Get Fit With The Crusaders’ Game On Dec. 22
The Holy Cross women’s basketball program will host its fourth annual “Get Fit with the Crusaders” game on Monday, Dec. 22 versus UMass Lowell at 11:15 a.m. in the Hart Center. Over 2,300 students representing 16 Worcester-area schools will be … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Ranks First in Long-Term Study Abroad Participation
The College of the Holy Cross holds the number one ranking among baccalaureate institutions in the United States for long-term study abroad programs, according to a new report released by the Institute of International Education. This is the sixth straight … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Prof. Publishes Book on National Issues in Urban Education
Ericka Fisher, associate professor and chair of the education department at the College of the Holy Cross, has written a book titled “Educating the Urban Race: The Evolution of an American High School,” which was released by Lexington Books on … Continue reading
Video: What is CreateLab?
Video by Tom Rettig “CreateLab is… I wouldn’t even call it an experimental course, it’s more of an experiment,” explains Leah Hager Cohen, Distinguished Writer in Residence at the College, and a CreateLab faculty member. Operating free from the constraints … Continue reading
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Fuel Up for Finals
With late night study sessions and finals preparation under way, one thing is for sure, good nutrition should be part of your study plan this year during finals week. Administrators — including Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J., president —at the … Continue reading
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Recent Alumna Invited to Showcase at “Art on the Marquee”
Bang Luu, a member of the class of 2014, was recently selected as an artist for the 12th installation of “Art on the Marquee.” Boston Cyberarts and the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority (MCCA) will be presenting nine new works by … Continue reading
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‘Social networking can be wild card for college applicants’
Almost every high school student applying for college is warned about their activity on social media. But, how much do admission counselors really rely on social media when making decisions about their applicants? A recent Telegram & Gazette article asks … Continue reading
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Student Video Profile: Oswaldo Subillaga ’16
‘At Holy Cross, I’ve always felt accompanied on the route we travel toward success’ ‘En Holy Cross siempre me he sentido acompañado en ese camino que recorremos todos hacia el éxito.’ NAME Oswaldo “Oz” Subillaga ’’16 NOMBRE Oswaldo “Oz” Subillaga … Continue reading
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Student Profile: Joe Dalton ’15
NAME Joe Dalton ’15 HOMETOWN Andover, Mass. ACADEMICS Economics and music double major SEEKING NEW CHALLENGES When considering his options in high school, Joe realized he wanted to be part of a small academic community that wasn’t afraid to wrestle … Continue reading
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Student Profile: Shea Maunsell ’15
NAME Shea Maunsell ’15 HOMETOWN Chicago ACADEMICS Classics and self-designed international relations double major A LOCAL COMMITMENT Shea has a successful track record of making herself at home in new places. Originally from Chicago, she has created a place for … Continue reading