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.

Worcester; Holy Cross will phase out knight mascot and logo after decision to keep 'Crusader' as college's moniker. Published: ; Mar. 15, 2018, 3:08 p.m.

In its place, Holy Cross will adopt an interlocking HC on a purple shield as its primary logo. The college will also retire its costumed knight mascot, according to the president.

Controversy invaded the College of the Holy Cross, a private Catholic Jesuit liberal arts college in Worcester, Mass., after the school has abruptly decided to remove its traditional logo and ...

Editors of The Crusader, the student newspaper at the College of the Holy Cross, are considering changing the name of the publication.The editors announced the reconsideration based on their concerns ...