A federal jury in New Orleans has awarded a $2.4 million verdict to a victim of clergy sex abuse in what appears to be the ...

The oldest Catholic college in New England, the College of the Holy Cross offers a liberal arts education rooted in Jesuit values. Founded in 1843, the highly selective school has just over 3,200 ...

WORCESTER ― The namesake of College of the Holy Cross’ Prior Performing Arts Center — the sleek, $110 million multitheater arts hub that opened in 2022 — wants his millions back. Cornelius ...

When the College of the Holy Cross expressed interest in Liv Dimatteo, she made sure they knew she wasn’t 6 feet tall or the weight of a bigger rower. The coaching staff told her that while they of ...

Holy Cross, a private college founded in 1843 in the Jesuit, Catholic tradition, has about 3,200 students, according to the ...

WORCESTER ― Students who come from families making under $100,000 in income will have their full tuition covered at the College of the Holy Cross, following a major expansion of the school's ...

In February 1843, Fitton sold the land to Benedict Joseph Fenwick, the bishop of the Diocese of Boston. He named the new school after his Boston church, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.

In February 1843, Fitton sold the land to Benedict Joseph Fenwick, the bishop of the Diocese of Boston. He named the new school after his Boston church, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.

Syracuse will face off against Holy Cross in a college football game at JMA Wireless Dome on Saturday, scheduled to start at 12 p.m. ET. After simulating the game 10,000 times, the Orange came out ...

The College of the Holy Cross (holycross.edu), located in Worcester, Mass., is among the nation’s leading liberal arts institutions.A highly selective, four-year, exclusively undergraduate ...

Mount Saint James, home of the College of Holy Cross. Mike Elfland. Worcester Telegram & Gazette. The farm on Pakachoag Hill was a good place for a small boarding school, reasoned the Rev. James ...

In February 1843, Fitton sold the land to Benedict Joseph Fenwick, the bishop of the Diocese of Boston. He named the new school after his Boston church, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.