Ryan Wynn ‘23 Guest Writer Recently, the administration of Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has deceived migrants from Venezuela seeking asylum at the Texas border into boarding flights to Massachusetts. The administration had manufactured an assortment of pamphlets promising the migrants opportunities and resources in Massachusetts. (1) Then, […]
Julianna Mariani ‘24 Editor-in-Chief As many of you might know, the film Don’t Worry Darling, starring Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, came out last Friday, September 23rd. Being the avid Harry fans that my friends and I are, we went to see it Saturday night. As a side […]
Gioia Guarino ’23 Staff Writer Sept. 25 marked the beginning of a new year for admissions as Holy Cross offered the first of two of Open Houses, offered from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Families anticipating their tours, asking questions, and enjoying complimentary refreshments filled the Hogan Center as […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Chief Features Editor On Sept. 24, the newly completed Prior Performing Arts Center hosted Community Day, which celebrated the arts through dance and musical performances, as well as the Cantor Art Gallery exhibit. The event featured a Balinese musical processional into the arts center, followed […]
Joseph Abrams ‘23Chief News Editor Much like the newest style of L.L. Bean boots and the unparalleled capacity to wear shorts in the cold, sickness has spread throughout the Holy Cross student body. It seems that most classrooms are filled with tense, room-silencing sneezes and enough sniffles to […]
Nathan Howard ’25 Editor From Sept. 18-24, 2022, the College of the Holy Cross celebrated International Education Week, a worldwide event celebrating the benefits of international education. According to the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, International Education Week is a “joint initiative of the U.S. Department of […]
John O’Keefe ’25 Staff Writer Holy Cross, an institution known for its high academic success and national recognition, has recently seen yet another rise in two major national college rankings as students return to campus this fall. These improvements in national excellence have been fulfilled in recent alumni […]
Seneca Baldi ‘26 Staff Writer The McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture hosted a panel on Monday afternoon convening on hunger in America as a precursor to the White House’s second ever Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, which took place on Wednesday. “Building the Political Will […]
Danielle Dentrement ’25 News Editor On September 21st, Holy Cross’ Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies Department hosted an event called “Religious Support for Abortion Rights: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Perspectives” in the Hogan Ballroom. The panelists included Reverend Elizabeth Kaeton, Professor Lisa Fishbayn Joffe, and Professor Zahra Ayubi, […]
Sarah Carter Staff Writer This past Friday, the Chemistry department welcomed students to sit in on a seminar about graduate studies in chemistry. The event was organized by Dr. Biana Sculimbrene of the department, who advised any prospective grad students to attend. Among the panel members were Dr. […]
Ben Kuchipudi ‘25 Sports Editor Another Saturday, and another win for the Holy Cross Crusaders. Their victims? The Colgate Raiders. This was their first Patriot League opponent this year, so this game was huge for the defending PL champs. Like their previous three games, Holy Cross had one […]
Ben Lepper ’25 Sports Editor I am a New England Patriots superfan. I live and die by this team. My mood almost directly correlates to their success and failure. I clear my schedule any time they play. I have dedicated so much of my life to this team, […]
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