Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor Like many organizations at Holy Cross, the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Exhibit operated with the knowledge that people will have access to campus . While that has worked in the past, the people involved with the newest art installation, “New […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Features Editor Happy Halloween! While this Halloween is looking certainly different than last year, we wish you all the same spooktacular memories. Celebrating in small groups, watching horror movies, or even participating in some Halloween trivia are all surefire ways to have fun safely, and […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ’23 Features Editor Maia Lee-Chin is a senior classics major and education minor at Holy Cross and is this year’s Fenwick Scholar. She is a co-president of Eta Sigma Phi (Holy Cross’ Classics Honors Society), co-chair of the Manuscripts, Inscriptions, and Documents club, was the student […]
Name: Gianna Kefalas Hometown: Billerica, MA Major: Computer Science Campus Activities: CodeSaders Co-Director, ITS employee Favorite Movie: One Day Favorite song: “First Class” by Rainbow Kitten Surprise Favorite singer/group: Jukebox the Ghost Favorite color: Green Favorite sports team: Crusaders Favorite class taken at Holy Cross: Introduction to Islamic […]
On October 24, the Spring 2021 schedule debuted on STAR, presenting students with an abundance of fascinating courses. First-year students have perhaps the greatest variety of possible choices to explore, without the pressure of major requirements and those last few common requirements sophomores, juniors, and seniors have to […]
Name: Annie Griffin Hometown: Cohasset, MA Major: Religious Studies and a minor in Education Campus Activities: Admissions Greeter, Pax Christi, Feminist Forum, Hospice Volunteer, Chaplains Office Favorite Movie: Lizzie McGuire the movie Favorite song: The Tide is High (Radio Mix) by Atomic Kitten Favorite singer/group: Ben Rector Favorite […]
Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor In the newest Cantor Art Gallery installation, “New Gilded Age: A Theatrical Installation,” artist B. Lynch explores how power and income disparities act in our society through her creation of the fantastical world of the Reds and the Greys. The Reds live […]
Bridget Flaherty ’21 Features Editor This week I interviewed our SGA Co-Presidents Noah Sisk and Victoria Tara to see how some of our student leaders have adapted to this semester and its remote environment. I. How has SGA adapted to the remote environment? Working remotely has created new […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Features Editor On October 15th, a Genetic Counseling Virtual Career Fair was held over Zoom, featuring representatives from many genetic counseling degree programs, in particular the prestigious institution of Johns Hopkins University. Of the three representatives of Johns Hopkins Genetic Counseling program, there was one […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ’23 Features Editor After hearing about Holly’s hard work as an intern this semester, watching her advocacy efforts culminate in an excellent Zoom webinar on race and racism on the Hill, and talking about all of her extracurricular interests over FaceTime, I decided that her story […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ‘23 Features Editor The world we live in today requires us to consistently be on our game. In the age of online learning, our schedules are filled with Zoom meetings, virtual classes, and never ending deadlines. Sometimes, all we want is to be able to take […]
Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor As the 2020 election approaches, the McFarland Center started the HC Election Forum. The forum has spent the semester organizing lectures and discussions, and recommending articles, spanning a wide variety of political issues. I was able to talk to Marisa George ’21, […]
