WORCESTER – A month after college leadership decided to keep the college’s "Crusader ... Holy Cross President Rev. Philip L. Boroughs announced in a message this week the school will drop its ...

The College of the Holy Cross says it will stop using the image of a knight as a logo and mascot even though trustees last month decided to keep the nickname Crusaders for its athletic teams.

This story originally aired on November 17, 2017. The College of the Holy Cross is considering whether to change its mascot, The Crusader, which is depicted as a sword-wielding, purple cape-wearing ...

The decision comes as Holy Cross President Rev. Philip Boroughs issued a letter to students, alumni, and staff at the school on March 14, conveying that the image of a crusader knight is a ...

Holy Cross President Rev. Philip L. Boroughs announced to staff, students and alumni in an email that the college would phase out all knight-related imagery, including logos and the athletic teams ...

The College of the Holy Cross says it will stop using ... alumni and staff Wednesday the depiction of a knight with the moniker Crusader is an inevitable reminder of the religious wars and ...

Officials at a Roman Catholic college in Massachusetts are weighing whether to do away with the school's mascot, the Crusader. The board of trustees at Holy Cross in Worcester is meeting Saturday ...