Rougeau installed as first Black College of the Holy Cross president
Vincent D. Rougeau was inaugurated as the first Black president and layperson at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachussetts.
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Vincent D. Rougeau was inaugurated as the first Black president and layperson at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachussetts.
Rougeau is the first nonordained member of the church to become president of the college.
The College of the Holy Cross opened its nearly $33-million recreation and wellness center Monday, though the facility won't just be hosting intramural games — it's being used this spring as a coronavirus testing site. The Worcester school named the Joanne Chouinard-Luth Recreation and Wellness Center after a major donor who, with her husband, John Luth, a 1974 graduate, gave $40 million to Holy Cross. The donation, the school's largest ever, included $15 million for the facility the school has nicknamed The Jo. Another $25 million went toward the Hart Center at the Luth Athletic Complex, w...
WORCESTER – Holy Cross on Monday opened its new recreation and wellness center, a 52,000-square-foot facility that cost $32.5 million to build. The Joanne Chouinard-Luth Recreation and Wellness Center is named for Joanne Chouinard-Luth, who along with her husband, 1974 alum John Luth, gave a record $40 million gift to Holy Cross six years ago that helped fund the project. “The Jo,” which is replacing the campus’s 72-year-old field house, will house the college’s club and intramural sports, as well as its recreation, fitness and wellness programs, and has features like a golf simulat...
You are here Campus Recreation At Holy Cross, you’re constantly exercising your mind. But from skiing to Ultimate Frisbee, we also offer outstanding opportunities to exercise your body. Connecting Health and Happiness Physical fitness and emotional well-being often go hand in hand. Sleep and healthy eating can help sharpen your mind before a big exam, while working out can help burn off some of that excess stress (and maybe even a pound or two). We encourage all our students to maintain active, healthy lifestyles that support their success. Fitness For Everyone Many student organizations ...