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“Cities caught in the middle of NFL-union fight”

In a story about how the NFL lockout could impact local economies, Victor Matheson, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, talks about the conflicting information being released by the NFL. “The NFL and the owners have … Continue reading →

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Curran ’11 Reflects on ‘Extraordinary’ Holy Cross Experience in Blog

In April, Colleen Curran ’11 was going through old photos when she realized she had enough to post weekly blog posts reminiscing about her four years at Holy Cross. So one month before commencement, she started taking a trip down … Continue reading →

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Record Number of Holy Cross Graduates Receive Fulbright Grants

Ten recent graduates from the College of the Holy Cross have been awarded Fulbright grants to work and teach abroad.  This marks a record high number of Fulbrights awarded in a single year for the College.  Since 2002, Holy Cross … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Names Director of Finance

Dorothy A. Hauver, a certified public accountant with nearly 20 years audit and taxation experience, has been named director of finance and assistant treasurer, a new position, at the College of the Holy Cross.  The announcement was made by Michael … Continue reading →

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Grebe ’11 Awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Turkey

William Grebe ’11, of Clifton Park, N.Y., has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Turkey, where he will teach English to Turkish students. He leaves in September. A religious studies and classics double major, Grebe has been long … Continue reading →

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Two Holy Cross Students Awarded Competitive Full-Tuition Science Scholarships

College of the Holy Cross students Katharine Chamberlin ’12 and Kelly Gilmore ’12 have been named this year’s recipients of Clare Boothe Luce Scholarships, which are awarded to two women majoring in the physical sciences who are entering their fourth … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross, City Collaborate on Summer Programs Benefiting Worcester’s Youth

During a press conference at Sullivan Middle School on June 8, College of the Holy Cross President Michael C. McFarland, S.J., Worcester City Manager Michael V. O’Brien and Worcester Public Schools Superintendent Melinda Boone together announced three new summer partnerships … Continue reading →

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“Think Twice Before Reaching For A Caffeine Boost”

In response to the growing number of caffeinated energy drinks and other products being marketed to adolescents, NPR called upon Amy Wolfson, professor of psychology at the College of the Holy Cross, for insight into why sleep-deprived teens turn to caffeine instead of … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Junior Receives Prestigious National Science Scholarship

Kathryn Colelli, a member of the College of the Holy Cross class of 2013, has been awarded a Beckman Scholarship, to conduct high-level research on mechanistic enzymology, with Kenneth Mills, associate professor of chemistry. A biology major with concentrations in … Continue reading →

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Cartwright ’11: First-Year Course Requirement Sparked My Passion for Research

When Emily Cartwright ’11, of Randolph, Mass., arrived at Holy Cross, she had no intention of pursuing a science major. You might even say she avoided science like it was the plague. Now a standout scientist and researcher, Cartwright heads … Continue reading →

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“Local businesses cash in on Bruins’ success”

In a story about the Stanley Cup finals being played in Boston and the boost the event could bring to local businesses, Robert Baumann, associate professor of economics at the College of the Holy Cross, “contends that championship games might not generate … Continue reading →

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Major Campus Landscaping Project Underway Outside Hogan Center

Typically, the walkways outside the Hogan Campus Center and above the stairways leading to lower campus are crowded with students, staff, and faculty hurrying to classes, meetings, and other responsibilities. The end of the academic year has cut down on … Continue reading →

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Video: As One Chapter Ends, Another Begins

Commencement day at Holy Cross is bittersweet for graduating students. On the one hand, after four years of hard work, they are proud to be receiving bachelor’s degrees from one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges. On the other, … Continue reading →

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Blog: Coursey ’13 Helping Create Spanish Film Web Glossary

NAME Sheila Coursey ’13 HOMETOWN West Hartford, Conn. AREAS OF STUDY English major with a concentration in Latin American and Latino Studies, College Honors Program WHERE SHE’S INTERNING Coursey, along with fellow student Kelsey Smith ’13, are helping Bridget Franco, … Continue reading →

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Rising Senior Blogs About Internship Experience at Financial News Production Company

NAME Katie Leonard ’12 HOMETOWN Wilton, Conn. AREAS OF STUDY Economics major with an art history minor WHERE SHE’S INTERNING The Capital Markets Newsletters division of SourceMedia, where she’s working as an editorial intern reporting and writing articles on financial … Continue reading →

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Bruzzese ’11 Awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Italy

Francesca Bruzzese ’11, of East Greenwich, R.I., has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Italy. A Spanish and Italian double major, she will teach English to high school students. She leaves for her nine-month stay in October. Bruzzese … Continue reading →

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Drury ’11 to Research Colon Cancer in Australia Under Fulbright Grant

Kerry Drury ’11, of Wyckoff, N.J., has been awarded a Fulbright grant to research the causes of colon cancer in the Epithelial Biochemistry Lab at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research in Melbourne, Australia. She also hopes to volunteer in … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross honors 165th graduating class

Local media were on hand as the College of the Holy Cross celebrated its 165th Commencement on Friday, May 27, 2011. Degrees were conferred on 691 graduates before an estimated 6,000 people. Many students in the class of 2011 chose … Continue reading →

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Students Get Crash Course in British Theater During London Residency

On May 28, a group of 17 Holy Cross students left for a four-week immersive study program to explore English art and culture in the city of London as part of the College’s summer Study Abroad Program. By the time … Continue reading →

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Holy Cross Awards 691 Bachelor of Arts Degrees During Commencement Exercises

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marilynne Robinson wasted no time letting members of the Class of 2011 know that they should be living to this country’s highest ideals as she began delivering her address at the College’s 165th Commencement Exercises held on … Continue reading →

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