Category Archives: In The News

What job can a liberal arts major find after college? Actually, it might be easier to ask, what job can’t a liberal arts major do after college? Year after year, research shows that liberal arts majors are not only very … Continue reading →

In an article in PULSE Magazine, Megan Fox-Kelly, associate chaplain and director of retreats at the College of the Holy Cross, discussed her recent participation in a panel titled “Measuring Success: Women, Work and Family in the 21st Century,” which … Continue reading →

In the most recent issue of the New England Baseball Journal, Brandon Cipolla ’14 and Michael Ahmed ’14 discussed their future ambitions on the diamond. Currently juniors at the College, the two players have become serious major league prospects, and … Continue reading →

In a Boston Globe article, Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, discussed the Red Sox’s plans to renew a street license deal. Though Yawkey way and part of Landsdowne Street are owned by … Continue reading →

Andrew Cook, a sophomore at the College of the Holy Cross who ran his first Boston Marathon this year and crossed the finish line just minutes before the two bombs exploded, opens up to NECN/Channel 3 about his experience. A … Continue reading →

“My conviction, given the chance to answer the call to give more of myself to the service of faith and promotion of justice, has never been stronger.” – Jacqueline Peterson, vice president for student affairs and dean of students In … Continue reading →

In a recent article in The Hindu, an Indian daily newspaper, Shirish Korde, professor of music at the College of the Holy Cross, shared his insights regarding Phoolan Devi, an important historical figure in India and the subject of an … Continue reading →

In a Telegram & Gazette story, Kelsey Horton ’13 shared her experiences organizing a weekly story hour for autistic children during Autism Awareness Month. Expressing the motivation behind her story hour, which is offered through the Worcester Public Library, Horton … Continue reading →

In a story about the impact of the NCAA Men’s Final Four games on the city’s economy, Atlanta’s NPR Station – 90.1 FM WABE News – turned to Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy … Continue reading →

Although Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed was boasting about the economic boost from the NCAA Men’s Final Four weekend, Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, explained in WXIA-TV Atlanta story that host cities of … Continue reading →

In a story commemorating the deadly January 1963 USS Thresher submarine attack, the Telegram & Gazette remembered local hero Frank Malinski, an alumnus of the College of the Holy Cross who was lost in the tragedy.  . The article touched … Continue reading →