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 stunned No. 5 Northeastern in a historic 5-3 victory, marking the team’s first win of the season, first Hockey East win in […]
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 IX. The new changes provide more rights to those who are accused and limit the definition of sexual assault. The proposed amendments […]
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 empathy on campus to sexual assault and how it has come to appear in our everyday lives. This community-wide event was called […]
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 stood tall for over two years. Stickwork, or “Just off the Beaten Track”, is a structure designed by renowned artist Patrick Dougherty […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 night at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Downtown Providence. The Friars (2-1) come into the 2018-2019 season fresh off an impressive finish […]
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 students can scarcely be found outside of their warm residence halls and academic buildings. Night falls promptly at 4:12 p.m. and students […]
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 majors and fields where writing is not a central focus. Practicing the art of writing garners professional and personal health benefits which […]
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 College has announced that it will hold the ENGAGE Summit: Where Do We Go from Here? on Friday, November 16, to question […]
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 for many voters, especially young ones, but this midterm election was and is more important now than ever. In the eyes of […]
Co-Writers: Nakyah Lucas ‘20 and Art Martin ‘72 This anniversary represents where we came from and where we plan to go! Holy Cross was an institution that had the mission of only educating young white men. Before the Black Student Union came into existence, there was a group […]
