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02/21/12
Street ’10 Recipient of Oberlin Conservatory’s Inaugural $10,000 Prize for Music Criticism
Recognition is latest for Holy Cross class of 2010 organ scholar
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music recently announced that Jacob Street ’10, of North Reading, Mass., is the recipient of the first $10,000....
02/20/12
From Football Field to Courtroom, Eddie Jenkins ’72 a Trailblazer
Among five black Holy Cross alumni profiled in new book
There comes a time in everyone’s life, says Eddie Jenkins ’72, when you have the opportunity to make a stand in the service of society. Jenkins....
02/17/12
Blog: Nelson ’10 Shares Her Experiences Following Holy Cross
Premed grad in UPenn nursing program
NAME Melissa Nelson ’10 HOMETOWN Randolph, Mass. UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Anthropology major in the premed program WHAT SHE’S UP TO NOW....
02/16/12
MacArthur Fellow to Give Talk on Environment
Scientists across the region to visit Holy Cross
Scientists throughout New England will join Holy Cross students, faculty and staff to hear a talk by David Montgomery, a 2008 MacArthur Foundation....
02/14/12
Men’s Hockey to Host ‘Pink the Rink’
The Holy Cross men’s hockey team will hold its third annual “Pink the Rink” on Friday, Feb. 17, at the Hart Center during its game....
02/14/12
Psychology Major Presents Research at Harvard Conference
Desharnais ’12 credits Holy Cross curriculum, programming for success
Chad Desharnais ’12, of Salem, N.H., recently presented his psychology research at a highly selective conference at Harvard University. His....
02/14/12
Patriot League Presidents Endorse Change in Football Athletic Aid Policy
Merit aid awards to be permissible with class entering in fall of 2013
The Patriot League Council of Presidents—including Holy Cross’ president Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J.— endorsed a policy that will allow....
02/13/12
‘Why Shakespeare Tweets are Better Than Yours’
Stephanie Schaefer ’11, a recent Holy Cross graduate, who now works for ‘JCK Magazine’ in New York, explains how her poetry courses as....
02/12/12
‘Students to Take Part in Technology-free Day’
Telegram & Gazette
Author Sherry Turkle will visit the College of the Holy Cross to discuss how technology is altering our social lives. In conjunction with the talk,....
02/09/12