Author Archives: Kristine Maloney

Preview of Pilgrimage and Faith: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, the latest exhibition at the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery at the College of the Holy Cross. Read the Yankee story.

Daniel Klinghard, assistant professor of political science at the College of the Holy Cross, provides insight into how Scott Brown’s U.S. Senate win might impact future republican success. Watch the NECN/Worcester News Tonight story.

In this week’s New York Times Book Review cover story, Leah Hager Cohen, W.H. Jenks Chair in Contemporary American Letters at the College of the Holy Cross, reviews Louise Erdrich’s new novel Shadow Tag. Read The New York Times review.

Nora Happny, a member of the College of the Holy Cross class of 2010, wins first prize in the sixth annual Colleges of Worcester Consortium Art Show for her photograph of “The Little Train That Could.” Read the Telegram & … Continue reading →

Lynne Myers, director of financial aid at the College of the Holy Cross, talks about new federal funding for Pell Grants. Read the eCampus News story.

In a story about young people losing interest in long form blogging, Sarah Rondeau ’13 who ‘tweets’ for the College of the Holy Cross, shares why she prefers briefer, more mobile forms of communication.  Read the Associated Press story.

Steve Vineberg, professor of theatre at the College of the Holy Cross, writes about author J.D. Salinger, who died last week at the age of 91. Read the story in the Boston Phoenix.

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon, who will be giving a reading at the College of the Holy Cross, talks to the Telegram & Gazette about winning the Pulitzer Prize, his poetry, and his rock band! Read the Telegram & Gazette … Continue reading →

Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, talks about the impact the Super Bowl will have on the economy of South Florida. Miami Herald, Feb. 1 – “The Business Show: Super Bowl” (video) Palm … Continue reading →

The latest exhibit at the College of the Holy Cross’ Cantor Art Gallery, Pilgrimage and Faith: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, receives rave reviews. The exhibit is on display through April 1. Read the MetroWest Daily News story.

Yachira Torres ’10, will receive the Young Leader Award at the Telegram & Gazette’s Visions Awards ceremony next month, for her work as a mentor in the Collegiate Success Institute, which helps prepare low-income high school students for college or … Continue reading →

In an op-ed, Yachira Torres ’10 writes about the $400,000 in federal funding that was recently appropriated to support six Worcester programs dedicated to educational achievement and higher education access for the city’s young people. Read the story in the … Continue reading →

Biologist Abby Drake, of the College of the Holy Cross, talks about her new research on the evolution of domestic dogs. Read the MSNBC.com story.

Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, talks about his research on the economic impact of the Super Bowl on host cities, which shows far smaller returns than promised by the NFL. Read the … Continue reading →

Christopher Kono ’13, a member of the College of the Holy Cross baseball team, is featured in Greenwich Magazine’s “10 Teens to Watch.” Read the Greenwich Magazine story.

The College of the Holy Cross has received a $400,000 federal grant which will strengthen partnerships between the College and six community organizations. Read the Telegram & Gazette story.

Alison Bryant Ludden, assistant professor of psychology at the College of the Holy Cross, talks to the Associated Press about labeling children, in relation to a Washington lawmaker who wants to change the negative label “at risk” children to “at … Continue reading →

In this Boston Magazine cover story, Jon Favreau, a member of the College of the Holy Cross Class of 2003, shares his experiences as chief speechwriter for President Obama. Read the Boston Magazine story.

Mathew Schmalz, associate professor of religious studies and director of the College Honors Program at the College of the Holy Cross, responds to the question: Should Ireland or any nation have a law against blasphemy? Read the Washington Post story.

Mathew Schmalz, associate professor of religious studies and director of the College Honors Program at the College of the Holy Cross, share his perspective on the new Irish blasphemy law. Listen to the KXL – Intelligent Talk Radio story.