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Davey Sullivan ‘22 News Editor The Holy Cross Student Government Association (SGA) has announced that elections for schoolwide positions will be held next week. These elections put in place Class of 2022 Commencement Chairs, Senators at Large, Class Senators, Class Councils, and the Co-Presidents of the school. The […]
Hui Li ‘21 Co-Chief Graphic Designer On Monday, March 22, the Common Requirements Steering Committee published its sixth Interim Report. The eight-page update, which the community received by email, documents the Committee’s progress since the release of Interim Report V on Monday, February 8. Between the publications of […]
Jocelyn Buggy ‘22 News Editor The Student Government Association’s annual election cycle began last Friday, April 9. Students from the classes of 2024, 2023, and 2022 announced their candidacy for SGA Class Senators, Senators-at-Large, Council, and Cabinet positions. In previous semesters, candidates have introduced themselves in a popular […]
Name: Mia Beviglia Class Year: Sophomore Hometown: Scranton, Pennsylvania Major: Music and Classics Campus Activities: SPUD, College Choir, Chamber Music, Liturgical Music Ministry, Tour Guide in Admissions Favorite Movie: Mamma Mia Favorite song: Levitating by Dua Lipa Favorite color: Blue Favorite sports team: I love watching the UConn […]
Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor Although 2021’s Women’s History Month is over, the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery has not forgotten to honor the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage through their current display of 10×10: Ten Women, Ten Prints. As the title indicates, this collection […]
Devyn Forcina News Editor ‘22 Arts Transcending Borders has been engaged in many exciting projects so far this semester. Kevork Mourad’s immersive “Memory Gates” installation at the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery was on view from March 4 until April 11. As the semester nears its […]
Bridget Flaherty ’21 Features Editor On Wednesday April 7th, the McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture sponsored a discussion between three art historians which focused on the role of art during the COVID-19 pandemic. “A Return to Hope and Healing: Seeing Our Way Through a Crisis of […]
Logan Gooley ‘24 and Patrick Grudberg ‘24 Staff Writers On Monday, April 12th, the New England Patriots announced their decision to release long tenured wide receiver Julian Edelman. Plagued by chronic knee injuries, the longtime Patriot only played six games last season for Bill Belichek’s squad, missing the […]
Caroline Wallace ’23 Features Editor Last spring, when the pandemic sent everyone home from school, the competitive season for Holy Cross’ cheer team came to an abrupt stop. The cheer team had been preparing all season to finally be able to compete at the NCA Nationals in Daytona […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Features Editor Throughout the pandemic, students on campus have been adapting with each new COVID update and regulation, trying to maintain friendships and academic success. It is no easy feat, but a constant throughout has been Kimball Dining Services, providing food to students on campus, […]
Michael Vail ‘24 Freelance Reporter Prodigy Saturday, April 10, 2021, 7:23 p.m. Kimball Hall is roped off from the rest of the campus and firetrucks swarm the area. Starving students beg acquaintances for usage of their remaining dining dollars. Panic ensues. Hello folks, this is a broadcast live […]
Julianna Mariani ‘24 Eggplant Editor For this week’s Spire article, I had the pleasure of interviewing a College of the Holy Cross freshman who recently had an untimely encounter with the steps of Clark. Sandra Der was on her way to her only in-person class of the semester […]
