College of the Holy Cross

Central Mass. universities place high on new ranking

Several Central Massachusetts colleges landed in the upper third of a U.S. News and World Report ranking of best colleges in the country.

MWCC’s 100-day construction project

To minimize disruption, the community college built its new $3.5M space between semesters in just 100 days.

Wheelock program moving from Anna Maria to Holy Cross

Wheelock College's Worcester program is moving to the College of the Holy Cross, the Boston-based college announced Wednesday.

Holy Cross unveils plans for $92M arts building

The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester has unveiled plans for a $92-million arts building with several performance spaces.

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Worcester in top third of most-educated cities

Worcester is the 43rd most educated city in the country, based on how many adults have college degrees and the quality of the city's school system.

Pagano Media evolves with technology

A 36-year-old web-design company can't help but go through not just one but several changes in what...

Zipcar launches in Worcester

Zipcar, the Boston-based global car-sharing network, is now operating in the city of Worcester and offering special rates for businesses.

Holy Cross, Clark, FSU rebuff Trump, commit to climate accord

Three college presidents in Central Massachusetts signed onto a letter pledging their continued support to the provisions laid out in the Paris climate agreement.

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In renaming debate, Holy Cross weighs tradition vs. institutional mission

Holy Cross begins an examination of whether its longtime Crusader name should be erased starting this fall, with input from students, faculty, alumni and others.

Holy Cross names new VP of student affairs

The College of the Holy Cross has named Michele Murray as its next vice president for student affairs and dean of students, the college announced Tuesday.

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