HQ Function

The campus serves as the comprehensive center for all academic programs, student residential life, administrative operations, athletic facilities, and cultural activities of the College.

Notable Features:

The campus is a registered arboretum and features iconic buildings like Fenwick Hall (the oldest building), Dinand Library, St. Joseph Memorial Chapel, the state-of-the-art Prior Performing Arts Center, and the Hart Center at the Luth Athletic Complex.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the work culture is mission-driven, emphasizing academic excellence, student development, and collaborative engagement, informed by Jesuit values. For students, it fosters an intellectually vibrant, supportive, and close-knit community experience.

HQ Significance:

As one of the oldest Catholic colleges in New England and a leading Jesuit liberal arts institution, the campus is the heart of its nearly 180-year history, tradition, and commitment to transformative education.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus layout, with its chapels, numerous green spaces for reflection and community gathering, integrated academic and residential buildings, and facilities for arts and athletics, reflects Jesuit values of holistic education, cura personalis (care for the whole person), academic rigor, and community.

Location:

College of the Holy Cross cultivates a global perspective through a wide array of study abroad programs spanning numerous countries and continents. It actively recruits international students, supports faculty in global research and collaborations, and maintains a vibrant international alumni network. The College is committed to providing students with diverse global and cross-cultural learning opportunities.

Street Address:

1 College Street

City:

Worcester

State/Province:

Massachusetts

Country:

USA