Olivia Pan ’20 Chief Opinions Editor Recently, a radio station in Cleveland, Ohio, WDOK Christmas 102.1, made the decision to ban playing the classic Christmas hit, … Continue reading Baby, it’s Just a Song: “Baby, it’s Cold Outside” Amidst the #MeToo Culture
Women’s Hockey Stuns #5 Northeastern in Historic First Hockey East Win Allyson Noenickx ’19 Editor-in-Chief On Friday Nov. 30, the Holy Cross Women’s Ice Hockey team … Continue reading Women’s Hockey Stuns #5 Northeastern in Historic First Hockey East Win
Ethan Bachand ’22 News Editor On November 16, the United States Department of Education made a press release in regard to their new policy under Title … Continue reading Proposed Title IX Revisions Bring Drastic Change
Maggie Connolly Opinions Editor Just four short weeks ago, Holy Cross came together as a community and attended up to three workshops with topics ranging from … Continue reading Campus Climate: One Month After the ENGAGE: Summit
Annie Hentschel ’19 Chief Eggplant Editor In an appalling display of callousness and cruelty, the Stickwork sculpture was barbarically woodchipped on Tuesday, November 27, after having … Continue reading Stick Work Has Fallen
Jackie Cannon ’20 Chief News Editor The College of the Holy Cross is suspending their investigation into the reported assault of an LGBT+ student on October 27. This news came in a November 30 letter to the campus community by the Vice President for Administration and Finance, Dorothy Hauver. The letter stated that, in nearly 200 hours of investigating, all leads, including interviews and security camera footage, were pursued, but did not lead to a suspect. Hauver stated that she and the Public Safety department were “disheartened” to report the suspension of the investigation. Hauver wrote, “We have taken this … Continue reading College Halts Investigation into Alleged Hate Crime
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Kelly Gallagher ’22 Staff Writer On Friday, November 16, the College of the Holy Cross held its highly anticipated ENGAGE Summit: Where Do We Go from Here? After the October 27 alleged hate crime, Holy Cross students, faculty, and alumni sent a letter to the College, requesting that it address on-campus discrimination and violence with action. Taking cues from the requests made in this letter, the College canceled all classes, athletics, and extracurricular activities to allow to entire community to come together for an afternoon and reflect on campus issues. The Summit aimed to educate students on issues such as … Continue reading Campus Community Turns Out For ENGAGE Summit
Maggie Flaherty ’20 Sports Editor The Holy Cross Men’s Basketball team (1-2) fell just short of pulling off the upset against regional foe Providence College Tuesday … Continue reading Providence edges out Holy Cross 70-61
Amanda McClure ’19 No Longer Carded at the Pub As the cold, bitter, winter months approach Worcester and the Hill, campus is becoming more desolate and … Continue reading Socially Deprived Seniors Just Living for Next Pub Night
Henry W. Noe ’22 Opinions Editor The art of writing is oftentimes seen only as necessary to develop for humanity majors and less so for STEM … Continue reading How Writing Can Help, Regardless of Vocation
Jackie Cannon ’20 Chief News Editor After weeks of uncertainty following an October 27 police report detailing an alleged hate crime against an LGBTQ+ student, the … Continue reading Community Letter Prompts ENGAGE Summit
Maggie Connolly Opinions Editor This past Tuesday, November 6th, the midterm elections were held across America. The midterm elections tend to be on the back burner … Continue reading Your Vote: Where It Counted, Why It Matters
