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Author Archives: Evangelia Stefanakos
What do Neuroscience and Deaf Studies Have in Common? Just Ask Victoria Mousley ’17
Meet Victoria Mousley. She is senior psychology and deaf studies double major, with a concentration in gender, sexuality, and women’s studies. She wants to be a cognitive neuroscientist. And with an education from Holy Cross, she can. It all started … Continue reading
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Photos: 10 Gorgeous Photos of Holy Cross
From the rising towers and ivy covered walls of Fenwick Hall to the manicured hills and winding walkways surrounding St. Joseph’s Memorial Chapel, the College of the Holy Cross campus is breathtaking. And we’re not the only ones who think … Continue reading
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No Major? No Problem: First-Year Students Learn It’s Never Too Early to Explore Business
“Major in anything and succeed in business.” That’s the motto of the Ciocca Office of Entrepreneurial Studies (COES) Professional Program and Prebusiness Program, which connects Holy Cross’ liberal arts education to the marketplace. But what about first-year students who have … Continue reading
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Understanding Immigration Through Multiple Academic Lenses
Whose America is it? How does one become American? What does it mean to be a full citizen? And what are our responsibilities to one another as individuals living side by side? These were just some of the questions tackled … Continue reading
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Simulation Challenges Students to Explore Complexities of U.S.-Mexico Border Issue
Fifteen Holy Cross students — from a range of class years and disciplines — spent a recent Saturday taking on a current hot-button topic: the U.S.-Mexico border issue. As a part of the Presidential Scholars Symposium, the students participated in … Continue reading
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‘Decide to Be the Change’
“It’s hard to understand a moment in history when you’re in it,” said Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King, speaking to the more than 500 students, faculty, staff, and local community members that filled the Hogan Ballroom and Seelos Theatre … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Community Gathers as ‘One Human Family’ At Multifaith Prayer
Judaism, Buddhism, Islam, Unitarianism, Agnosticism, Christianity — these were just a few of the traditions and identities present among the large gathering of College of the Holy Cross community members that filled Mary Chapel on Jan. 24, the first official … Continue reading
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Digging into DNA: Biology Professor Wins $780K NSF Award for Genetics Research
Geoffrey Findlay, assistant professor of biology at the College of the Holy Cross, has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award for the amount of $780,902 through 2021. The award is given through the Faculty Early Career Development … Continue reading
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Associate Dean Earns Recognition for Innovative Work in Student Wellbeing
For Neal Lipsitz, associate dean for student development, working with students is the best part of his job. “Being able to establish trusting relationships with students who are sometimes struggling, being invited to help them, and to see their growth … Continue reading
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Explore Nature, Gods, and the Ancient World Through Student-Created Podcast Series
“Heroes battling rivers, eagles predicting the future, temples located on spectacular mountain peaks…”— this is how Aaron Seider, assistant professor of classics, begins his introduction of “Nature in the Classical World,” a podcast series produced by the students in his … Continue reading
Photo Gallery: Sculpture Stands as Symbol of Community and Dialogue at Holy Cross
The temporality and whimsy of Patrick Dougherty’s Stickwork sculptures have graced more than 250 sites around the world — from the open fields of the Scottish Highlands to the Riniyo-in Temple in Chiba, Japan. This fall, the College of the … Continue reading
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Video: Two-Time Heisman Candidate Gordie Lockbaum ’88 Featured by ESPN in ‘30 for 30 Short’
Gordie Lockbaum ’88, two-time Heisman Trophy candidate and Holy Cross Hall of Famer, was recently the subject of an ESPN 30 for 30 Short titled “The Throwback.” The documentary looks back at Lockbaum’s impressive career as a college football player … Continue reading
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Photos: Students Showcase Their Study Abroad Experiences in Sixth Annual Photo Contest
The sixth annual study abroad photo contest gave returning study abroad students the opportunity to share scenes from their rich experiences with the campus community through photography. Photos were submitted showcasing scenes from all over the world — from the … Continue reading
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Members of the Holy Cross Community Reflect on the Jubilee Year of Mercy
The Jubilee Year of Mercy, initiated by Pope Francis, began on Dec. 8, 2015 and lasts through Nov. 20, 2016. According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), a jubilee year has roots in Jewish tradition, when a jubilee … Continue reading
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Photos: Holy Cross Takes Over NYC for Event-Filled Ram-Crusader Cup Weekend
In unprecedented fashion, the College of the Holy Cross took over New York City for Veteran’s Day weekend — and a what a weekend it was. Three days of events held across NYC were centered around the Ram-Crusader Cup, an … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Political Science Professor Receives Distinguished Teaching Award
Loren Cass, professor of political science and director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, received the 2016 Holy Cross Distinguished Teaching Award at the annual Dean’s Fall Address and Faculty Awards Ceremony. The Holy Cross Distinguished Teaching Award is presented … Continue reading
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Three Holy Cross Alumni Help to Bring Murals to Downtown Worcester
This summer, POW!WOW! Worcester, a 10-day mural festival committed to making Worcester a more culturally dynamic place by activating spaces, engaging in the arts, and generating pride in the downtown area, heavily involved the work of three Holy Cross alumni: … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Announces Seven New Faculty Hires for 2016-17 Academic Year
In her annual address to the College for the 2016-17 academic year, Margaret Freije, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the College, announced the hiring of seven new faculty members. These new faculty members include five new tenure-track … Continue reading
Photo Gallery: Fitton Field Gets Makeover with New Sod
This summer, and just in time for football season, Fitton Field was resodded for the first time since it was constructed in 1903. The old field was replaced with a bluegrass blend from Tuckahoe Farms in Maine.
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Photo Gallery: Holy Cross Honors Five Alumni for Professional Achievement and Commitment to Service, Faith and Justice
On Sept. 30, students had the special opportunity to hear from and interact with the five alumni selected as this year’s Sanctae Crucis honorees — individuals who are leaders in business, professional or civic life; who live by the highest … Continue reading
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