Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor Although 2021’s Women’s History Month is over, the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery has not forgotten to honor the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage through their current display of 10×10: Ten Women, Ten Prints. As the title indicates, this collection […]
Devyn Forcina News Editor ‘22 Arts Transcending Borders has been engaged in many exciting projects so far this semester. Kevork Mourad’s immersive “Memory Gates” installation at the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery was on view from March 4 until April 11. As the semester nears its […]
Caroline Wallace ’23 Features Editor Last spring, when the pandemic sent everyone home from school, the competitive season for Holy Cross’ cheer team came to an abrupt stop. The cheer team had been preparing all season to finally be able to compete at the NCA Nationals in Daytona […]
Grace Bromage ‘23 Single and ready to mingle… on myHeart?? Editor’s note: This article appears in our annual Eggplant Edition, comprised exclusively of satirical articles. Covid-19 has certainly changed many aspects of personal life, especially dating. Apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge have seen increased usership since the […]
Caroline Wallace ’23 Thankful Student Editor’s note: This article appears in our annual Eggplant Edition, comprised exclusively of satirical articles. It is a known fact that students at Holy Cross feel as though the school could do a better job at communicating. Frankly, the 200 e-mails that students […]
Kelly Gallagher ‘22 Winded Editor’s note: This article appears in our annual Eggplant Edition, comprised exclusively of satirical articles. Name: Bane (of this community’s existence) Hometown: Worcester poured and raised! Major: Physical Education Campus Activities: Hazing new students, forcing people into shape, bringing the community together through shared […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Liaison to the D.U.H. Editor’s note: This article appears in our annual Eggplant Edition, comprised exclusively of satirical articles. While Holy Cross is known as a relatively safe campus, a recent emergence of a notorious creature on campus has provoked a spike in stolen food […]
Hui Li ‘21 Co-Chief Graphic Designer In recent years and decades fatal shootings have unfortunately become a common occurrence in the United States; on Tuesday, March 16, another one shook the nation and rattled the country’s Asian, Asian-American, and Pacific Islander (AAPI) population especially. Out of the eight […]
Kelly Gallagher ’22 Editor-in-Chief If you were lucky enough to pass St. Joseph’s Chapel on Sunday, February 28, at 3 p.m., you must have experienced a thrill at the powerful notes of the organ soaring across the courtyard as Michelle Sacco ‘21 performed her Senior Recital. The recital featured […]
Caroline Wallace ‘23 Features Editor The pandemic has affected the normal roles of all members on campus. The resident assistants now face the difficult task of maintaining both community and health in their respective buildings. While following COVID guidelines is a necessary measure that Holy Cross students must […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ‘23 Features Editor One of the major differences in our lives on campus this semester is dining. Our beloved dining hall, Kimball, is open, but with a limit on the amount of people who can come in and eat indoors. Crossroads and the Science Cafe also […]
Bridget Flaherty ‘21 Features Editor Clubs on campus have faced unprecedented challenges this past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I interviewed Sam Sweet ‘21, the chair of Alternate College Theatre, to see how ACT has adapted to the new normal. What has been the biggest obstacle to […]
