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Holy Cross Accounting Program Ranks No. 3 in Massachusetts

The College of the Holy Cross’ accounting program ranks No. 3 in Accounting Degree Review’s “Top 10 Undergraduate Accounting Programs in Massachusetts.” According to Accounting Degree Review, the list “was formulated by reviewing how each school ranked in websites and … Continue reading →

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New York Times Says Holy Cross Alumna Ann Dowd is ‘a Late Arrival Worth the Wait’ in the World of Acting

According to the New York Times, “Ann Dowd is having a moment.” Dowd, a member of the College of the Holy Cross class of 1978, is currently starring in Naomi Wallace’s new play, “Night Is a Room” at the Signature … Continue reading →

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‘Women in Business conference: Holy Cross alumna at Vanity Fair says degree is key to success’

“Earning a liberal arts degree is the smartest thing a person can do to become successful in the business world,” said Aimee Bell ’88 to the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.  That is the message Bell, deputy editor of Vanity Fair … Continue reading →

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Economist Magazine Places Holy Cross in Top 3 Percent of ‘Best Value’ Ranking

The College of the Holy Cross is No. 36 among 1300 public and private institutions reviewed by the Economist in its first-ever best value rankings, putting the College in the top 3 percent of the list of colleges and universities. … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Alumnus Doug Baker ’81 Ranked Among Best Performing CEOs in the World

Douglas M. Baker Jr. ’81, was featured in the Harvard Business Review (HBR) and was ranked 98th on the publication’s list of “The World’s Best-Performing CEOs” in the November 2015 issue. Baker is chairman of the board and chief executive … Continue reading →

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C-SPAN’s American History TV Airs Edward O’Donnell’s Talk on Inequality in the Gilded Age

Edward O’Donnell, associate professor of history at the College of the Holy Cross, gave a talk on his latest book “Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality: Progress and Poverty in the Gilded Age” (Columbia University Press, 2015) for C-SPAN … Continue reading →

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‘What your teenage Catholic daughter needs and thinks’

In a recent piece for Crux, the Boston Globe’s website on Catholicism, Rebecca Krier ’09 writes about her experience in teaching teenage girls. “After four years in the classroom, I’ve learned that teenage girls love to talk about death. I … Continue reading →

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‘Cerebral palsy can’t slow this coxswain’

The Boston Children’s Hospital profiled Caroline Laurendeau, a member of the College of the Holy Cross class of 2017 and the women’s rowing team.  Laurendeau, the 4’11” coxswain for the Crusaders, was born with cerebral palsy, a disorder that hinders … Continue reading →

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‘American schools are modeled after factories and treat students like widgets. Right? Wrong.’

Jack Schneider, assistant professor of education at the College of the Holy Cross, takes over Valerie Strauss’ Washington Post “Answer Sheet” column to look at the truth behind the “factory model” theory and whether school design is really the cause … Continue reading →

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‘College Town: Holy Cross team donates filled book bags for kids in court’

The College of the Holy Cross’ women’s field hockey team delivered more than 50 book bags filled with school supplies for children coming through Worcester Juvenile Court. The children, whether as victims or innocent bystanders in stressed families, often lack … Continue reading →

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Cantor Art Gallery’s Exhibit on Hurricane Katrina Featured in Worcester Living Magazine

The Cantor Art Gallery at the College of the Holy Cross is featured in Worcester Living Magazine’s “10 Years Anniversary Issue.”  The article, “Bearing Witness,” focuses on the gallery’s current exhibition: “Katrina Then and Now: Artists as Witness.” The exhibition … Continue reading →

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Daniel Ricciardi Named Among Top 30 University Endowment Investors In Hedge Funds

Daniel P. Ricciardi ’06, investment officer at the College of the Holy Cross, was named to Trusted Insight’s list of the “Top 30 University Endowment Investors in Hedge Funds.” Starting out as an analyst in 2008 for the College, Ricciardi … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Shortstop and Boston Red Sox Draft Pick Nick Lovullo ’16 Featured in The Boston Globe

Nick Lovullo, a College of the Holy Cross senior and son of the Boston Red Sox interim manager Torey Lovullo, discusses his relationship with baseball and his father after being drafted in the 34th round for the Red Sox in … Continue reading →

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‘A Sea Change in Admissions?’

The College of the Holy Cross is one of 80 colleges and universities that have joined the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success. The Coalition is dedicated to improving the college admission application process for all students by working together … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Featured in U.S. News & World Report College Road Trip

U.S. News & World Report’s “Central Massachusetts College Road Trip” visited the College of the Holy Cross Campus last September. The article, excerpted from U.S. News’ Best Colleges 2016 guidebook, took a look at what it’s like to attend the … Continue reading →

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‘Chaplain at Holy Cross Speaks of Love and Community at 9/11 Memorial Mass’

Rev. Michael Rogers, S.J.’02, chaplain at the College of the Holy Cross, officiated the 9/11 Memorial Mass. Speaking with Charter TV3’s Worcester News Tonight, he remembers how, as a senior during the attacks, he went to the St. Joseph Memorial … Continue reading →

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‘High School is too old school’

Jack Schneider, assistant professor of education at the College of the Holy Cross, discusses the reinvention of the American high school in American Public Media’s “Marketplace.” The article discusses the $50 million campaign “XQ: The Super School Project” launched by … Continue reading →

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‘Massachusetts Composer Writes Hymn for Papal Visit’

Normand Gouin, assistant chaplain and director of liturgy and music at the College of the Holy Cross, has composed the hymn that will be played during three Masses celebrated by Pope Francis when he visits the U.S. next week. NECN … Continue reading →

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College Factual Ranks Holy Cross 19th Best College in the Nation

College Factual ranked the College of the Holy Cross No. 19 among all 1,393 colleges and universities in the country. The College is up four spots from No. 23 last year, the inaugural year of the College Factual  rankings. Holy … Continue reading →

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‘Laboring Against Inequality’

In a recent op-ed for Newsweek, Edward T. O’Donnell, associate professor of history at the College of the Holy Cross, discusses the meaning and origin of Labor Day in light of contemporary issues.  By exploring the history behind the motivation … Continue reading →

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