By Anamika Dutta Writer, TV host, and transgender rights activist Janet Mock came to speak at College of the Holy Cross on Monday, Nov.14th. Mock’s moderated discussion was perhaps the most anticipated out of the series of events known as “Unity Week” at the College. As a transgender […]
By Natalie A. Correa On Nov. 12, 2016 Advocating Student Interest in Asia (ASIA) and Developing and Educating South-Asian Ideologies (DESI) took the Holy Cross community to a traditional Hindu Wedding. Held in Loyola Ballroom, the venue was ornamented with many enchanting decorations, including bowls of water with […]
By Anamika Dutta Members of College of the Holy Cross’ Women’s Forum and College Democrats traveled to Concord, New Hampshire, on Saturday, to canvass for the Hillary Clinton campaign. Senior Mary Kate Vanecko organized the trip, giving members of the clubs the opportunity to participate in an already […]
By Cassie Naimie and Raha Maalin This year, the Center for Career Development has created a new student role in the office: Peer Career Assistants. PCAs work closely with the counselors in the career center to help cover drop-in hours, edit student resumes and cover letters, co-present Career […]
Q: What is so bad about a cigarette? A: Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the US. Even secondhand smoke is a serious health hazard for people of all ages. There are approximately 600 ingredients in cigarettes, which create over 7000 chemicals when burned. These […]
By Natalie A. Correa Can you believe it, seniors? There are only 195 days until graduation, five weeks until the end of the semester, and ONE week until Senior Ball. Where did the time go? Due to the quick and hectic semester, I’m sure there are a few […]
By John Hodge In 1980, the United States’ Men’s Ice Hockey team defeated the Soviet Union, beating all odds and doing what many believed to be impossible. Led by Captain Mike Eruzione and legendary Coach Herb Brooks, the boys in red, white, and blue entered the pages of […]
By Shannon Burns There are a host of storms that come down on each of us during our lifetimes. Certain storms are much more severe than others, drenching and weighing us down to the point where we don’t know if we can rise up again. Many storms are […]
By John Kim Hometown: Portmore, Jamaica Current position on campus: Assistant Professor of Chemistry What is it about being a Chem professor that so greatly enjoy? My favorite part of teaching is that look on my students’ face when they finally understand a concept. I also enjoy the […]
By John Hodge This Friday (Oct. 28) and Saturday (Oct. 29) evenings at 7 P.M. Seelos Theatre will be screening the latest installment in the X-Men franchise, “X-Men: Apocalypse.” I remember seeing this movie in theaters this summer. Being an enormous fan of the first two of the […]
By John Swartzwelder What makes my position as a Peer Career Assistant in the programming area different from all other programming interns on campus? I get to work directly with my peers and have fun too! Peer Career Assistant (PCA) is a new position in the Center for […]
By Natalie A. Correa, Chief Features Editor The 11th Annual Women in Business Conference will take place on Saturday, November 5 in the Hogan Ballroom. Hosted by the Ciocca Office of Entrepreneurial Studies, or COES, the event is opened to Holy Cross female students and alumnae who are […]
