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Category Archives: History
The Food Insecure Population You Didn’t Expect: College Students
Last year, 17 million American households were considered food insecure, up from 13.5 million in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Within that community is a subset that is often overlooked: college students. “This should be an issue … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, History, News, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, Spanish
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More Expensive or Unavailable: How Wild Weather Will Affect Your Favorite Foods
Already a precarious endeavor, farming in an age of wild weather fluctuations has become more challenging, and growers and consumers will need to make adjustments to navigate the nation’s food system in the months and years ahead, according to experts. … Continue reading
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Class of 2023 Spotlight: Maxim Caron
Name: Maxim Caron Hometown: Belchertown, Massachusetts Major: History with an education minor on the Teacher Education Program track Activities: Hanify-Howland Memorial Lecture committee member
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How the Addition of Women’s Studies Impacted Holy Cross
When she arrived at Holy Cross in 1989, Jennifer Moore Kickham ’93 described herself as a naïve young woman who lacked self-confidence and was unsure of her future.
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U.S. Senator Peter Welch ‘69 to Deliver 2023 Holy Cross Commencement Address
U.S. Sen. Peter Welch ’69, D-Vt., will address this year’s graduates during the Holy Cross commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 26, at 10:30 a.m. at the DCU Center in Worcester. This year’s commencement marks the College’s 177th graduating class. A … Continue reading
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‘A Complicated Narrative’: Faculty-Student Research on Crusades to Debut at Cantor
History once written by conquerors is being retold through research and fact via the work of Amanda Luyster, assistant professor of visual arts at the College of the Holy Cross, her students and an upcoming exhibition at the College’s Iris … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Arthistory, Classics, College News, Featured, History, News, Visual Arts
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Patrick Tutwiler ’97 Appointed Massachusetts Secretary of Education
Massachusetts Governor-elect Maura Healey has appointed Patrick Tutwiler ’97 as the next secretary of education for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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34 Holy Cross Students Inducted Into Jesuit Honor Society
In October, 34 members of the College of the Holy Cross class of 2023 were inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu, the Jesuit honor society. Selection is one of the highest honors that can be earned on a Jesuit campus. … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Studies, Biochemistry, Biology, Chinese Studies, Classics, Creative Writing, Deaf Studies and Sign Languages, Economics and Accounting, Education, English, Environmental Studies, Featured, Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies, Health Studies, History, International Studies, Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies, Mathematics and Computer Science, Neuroscience, News, Peace and Conflict Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology and Anthropology, Spanish
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Holy Cross Faculty, Staff and Students Join with Worcester to Highlight Latino History
The Latino connection to Worcester’s history is one of educational advancement, social justice activism and economic opportunities. For these reasons, it is vital that the Latino story is told in the community’s own words, and documented and shared in the … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, History, J.D. Power Center for Liberal Arts in the World, Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies, News, Spanish
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Russia Is Committing to an Escalation of the War in Ukraine, Says Holy Cross History Professor and Russia Expert
With the rapid escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, media around the world are turning to Cynthia Hooper, associate professor of history and director of Russian and Eastern European Studies at the College of the Holy Cross, for her expert … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Spotlights Indigenous Living History via Documentary, Scholarship and More
Sarah Luria’s students often tell her that fourth grade is the final time they hear about indigenous communities in a classroom.
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Russian Journalist Dmitry Muratov to Holy Cross Students: Anti-War Movement Is ‘In Your Hands’
Standing behind a podium in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel at the College of the Holy Cross, Dmitry Muratov relayed stories that invoked historic household names, like former president of Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev and political titans such as Ronald Reagan.
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Chinese Americans Depicted as Hero, SideKick and Villain in Vintage WWII-Era Comics
Curious about how Chinese American identity was constructed and portrayed in comics during the 1940s and 1950s, Emma Grayeb ’24, an Asian studies and history double major, decided to dedicate her summer to researching the issue. As one of several … Continue reading
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Worcester Black History Trail Opens as Community Lauds Holy Cross Faculty Member
A who’s who of Worcester dignitaries assembled at the corner of John and North Ashland Streets on June 2, including the mayor, the acting city manager, several city councilors, a representative from a Congressional office and more. Though one individual … Continue reading
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Holy Cross Associate Professor Edward O’Donnell Featured in ‘Theodore Roosevelt’ History Channel Documentary
Edward T. O’Donnell ’86, associate professor of history at the College of the Holy Cross, is one of several experts participating in a History Channel two-part series on President Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy.
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History Professor and Kremlin Media Expert on Russia’s Victory Day Celebrations: ‘Putin Likens Ukraine Fight to World War II’
With the conflict in Ukraine escalating by the day, worldwide media are turning to Cynthia Hooper, associate professor of history and director of Russian and Eastern European Studies at the College of the Holy Cross, for her expert insight. Most … Continue reading
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The Perception War in Russia Is Key to the Outcome of the Ukraine Invasion, Says Professor and Russia Expert
With all eyes on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, particular attention is falling on the generational struggle breaking out across Russia, as younger generations are turning to social media to express their shock and shame at the war. In a recent … Continue reading
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WATCH: Holy Cross Faculty Experts Discuss Russia’s Attack on Ukraine
As the world watches and reacts to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a panel of Holy Cross professors and Russia experts discussed why it happened and where it leaves us now. After opening remarks, the panelists answered questions from the Holy Cross … Continue reading
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Russian Media Blames the U.S. for Escalating Ukraine Crisis, Says Holy Cross History Professor and Russia Expert
Many column inches around the world have been devoted to the growing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, but what is the Russian media’s narrative on President Vladimir Putin’s potential call to invade Ukraine? According to Cynthia Hooper, associate professor of … Continue reading
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History Professor Featured in The HISTORY Channel’s ‘Engineering That Built the World’ Series
Holy Cross Associate Professor of History Ed O’Donnell ’86 is one of the experts helping to bring the stories of the visionaries behind the most epic builds of the past two centuries to life for a national audience. As the … Continue reading
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