Crusader of the Week: Meredith McDonough

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Viveca Stucke ’26

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Name: Meredith McDonough

Class Year: 2026

Hometown: Woburn, MA

Major: English Major, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Concentration

Campus Activities: The Spire, Dance Ensemble, Her Campus at Holy Cross, Spring Break Immersion Program, Senior Class Gift Committee

Favorite Movie: Whiplash

Favorite Song: “Wild Horses” by The Rolling Stones

Favorite color: Blue

Favorite sports team: Boston Bruins

Favorite class taken at Holy Cross: Horror Films, Sex & Gender with Professor Malia

Item on HC Bucket List: Graduate!

Embarrassing HC Moment: Slipping on the stairs when you first enter Smith Hall (luckily, very few people were around)

Bragging Rights: I watched The Rock and Kevin Hart film Central Intelligence; my friend lives on a street that was a shooting location!

Words to live by: If it’s meant to be, it will be

One thing you would change at HC: More printers on campus

Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother

Favorite Book: A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams (technically a play, but a great read nevertheless)

Favorite Kimball meal: Taco Tuesday

Favorite Cool Beans Drink: Iced coffee with whole milk

Favorite spot on campus: The Hoval, especially on a warm day when students are out and about

Favorite off-campus restaurant: Via

Guilty Pleasure: Sleeping in until at least 10:30 when my schedule allows

Some small things that make your day better: Running into familiar faces around campus and ordering a post-class Starbucks refresher

First thing you do when you wake up: Check my email

Last thing you do before going to bed: Make a to-do list for the next day

Favorite place you have traveled to: Aruba

Something you look forward to when you go home: Catching up with longtime friends

Post-Graduation Plans: Working in higher education in the Boston area and applying to graduate school

Favorite memory at HC: The BC vs. Holy Cross football game

Featured image courtesy of Meredith McDonough ’26

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