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Senior Chemistry Major Presents HIV Research at National Conference

Thomas Gallant ’12, of Scotia, N.Y., recently presented his research at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. His research explores the effects of HIV proteins in humans and focuses on a potential cure … Continue reading →

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The Currier Museum of Art to Feature an Exhibition by Holy Cross Professor Cristi Rinklin

This summer, the Currier Museum of Art, in Manchester, N.H., will feature a new site-specific installation by Cristi Rinklin, associate professor of visual arts at the College of the Holy Cross. Opening June 9, Rinklin’s exhibition, “Diluvial,” is part of … Continue reading →

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Creative Writing Course at Holy Cross Explores the Link Between Science and Literature

The posters lining windowed walls of the O’Callahan Science Library posed two questions to all who entered: What are the questions that science asks? and What are the questions that literature asks? After weeks of exploration and experimentation with narrative, … Continue reading →

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Crusaders Split With Army In Patriot League Championship Opening Day

A two RBI day by junior Jordan Enos, of Stockton, Calif., was the piece of offense the No. 2 seed Holy Cross baseball team needed as the squad split the opening day of action with No. 1 seed Army in … Continue reading →

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Lee ’12 Awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Korea

Jaeyeon Lee ’12, of Norwood, Mass., has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Korea, where she will teach English at an elementary school in rural Korea. Lee also plans to learn more about the birthplace of her parents, … Continue reading →

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Crusaders Set to Compete for 2012 Patriot League Championship Title at Army

The No. 2 seeded Holy Cross baseball team (32-20), seeking its first Patriot League title, will play No. 1 seeded Army (39-12) in a best-of-three series beginning with two games Sunday (noon, 2:30). If Game 3 is necessary, it will … Continue reading →

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Lesoon ’12 Awarded Fulbright Grant to Explore Middle Eastern Art in United Arab Emirates

Courtney Lesoon ’12, an art history major with a self-created Middle Eastern Studies minor from Pittsburgh, has received a Fulbright grant to travel to the United Arab Emirates during the 2012-13 academic year. She will investigate perceptions of the Middle … Continue reading →

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Cavanaugh ’12 Awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Spain

Joseph Cavanaugh ’12, of Plymouth, Mass., has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Madrid, where he will teach English to Spanish high school students. A political science major, he also plans to pursue his interest in international politics … Continue reading →

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‘Super Bowl Costs Indiana Stadium Landlord 38% Above Prediction’

In an article on Bloomberg.com, Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics, discusses the overlooked costs that Indiana has incurred as a result of hosting the 2012 Super Bowl. Matheson emphasizes that the budget for the Super Bowl is just one … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Senior Recognized for Exceptional Academic Achievement and Leadership

Kenneth Calemmo, a member of the College of the Holy Cross class of 2012, from Sea Isle City, N.J., has been awarded the George B. Moran Award, the highest award given by the College to a graduating senior in recognition … Continue reading →

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Baseball Moves on to Patriot League Championship With Semifinal Sweep Versus Navy

Junior righty John Colella, of Herndon, Va., tallied a save in game one and then earned the win on the mound in game two as the No. 2 seed Holy Cross baseball team swept No. 3 seed Navy in the … Continue reading →

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Beekman ’15 to Participate in Summer Fulbright Program in England

Tim Beekman ’15, an accounting major from Basking Ridge, N.J., has received a place on a Fulbright Summer Institute to study at Newcastle University in England from July 8 to August 13. The Fulbright Summer Institute is one of the … Continue reading →

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‘Holy Cross students teach music at Nativity School’

The Telegram & Gazette highlights a new program started by College of the Holy Cross student Mark Legare ’14. The Nativity School of Worcester’s Crusaders Musical Outreach Program, which started as an observation for Legare, transformed into a weekly program, in … Continue reading →

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Student Environmental Group Transforms Trash into Treasure

Eco-Action, a student-run environmental group at the College of the Holy Cross, will sponsor “Trash or Treasure,” from Friday, May 11 to Wednesday, May 16. Donations will be accepted until Tuesday, May 15 and picked up on May 16. The … Continue reading →

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‘Balinese and US artists join hands’

The Jakarta Post talks to the people behind the original multi-media dance-drama “Shackled Spirits,” which was recently performed at the College of the Holy Cross. Directed by Lynn Kremer, professor of theater at the College, and Balinese artists Suasthi Bandem … Continue reading →

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‘Radio Free Worcester: How local radio is adapting to changes in the analog landscape’

In a Worcester Mag article about the City’s radio history and current culture, WCHC-88.1, the radio station at the College of the Holy Cross, is featured for providing an alternative source to the FM dial. Jesse Anderson, director of audio-visual … Continue reading →

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Senior Spotlight: Patrick Lowe Poised to Join Storied Tradition of Holy Cross Graduates in Medical Profession

NAME Patrick Lowe HOMETOWN Northborough, Mass. AREAS OF STUDY Biology major with concentration in biological psychology in the premed program BEYOND THE CLASSROOM President, Class of 2012; varsity football (2008-2011); senior thesis research in the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory of Gregory … Continue reading →

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Senior Spotlight: ‘Tangible Love and Sense of Community’ Sets Holy Cross Apart, Says Colleen Melaugh

NAME Colleen Melaugh HOMETOWN Medfield, Mass. AREAS OF STUDY Economics and Spanish double major BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Spring Break and Fall Break Immersion Program leader, Manresa Retreat Leader, Cures for Kids club, tutor in Spanish Writer’s Workshop, Magis Program, Liturgical … Continue reading →

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Senior Spotlight: Jesuit Education Leaves Lasting Legacy on Valedictorian Mark Weyland

NAME Mark Weyland HOMETOWN Silver Spring, Md. AREAS OF STUDY Art history in the College Honors Program BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Chief features editor, The Crusader; co-chair, Williams House Counsel; Pax Christi; Student Programs for Urban Development; Spring Break Immersion; Moot … Continue reading →

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Senior Spotlight: Nicole Ortiz Pursues Passion for Political Science at Holy Cross

NAME Nicole Ortiz HOMETOWN Whittier, Calif. AREAS OF STUDY Political science major with Latin American & Latino Studies concentration BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Varsity softball; peer educator for Students for Responsible Choices mentor program; Recreation, Intramurals, and Club Sports supervisor. UP … Continue reading →

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