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Hammes Holy Cross Bookstore Review

The Holy Cross Bookstore is located on the first floor of the Hogan campus center and can provide all the textbooks you need to fulfill your academic obligations. In addition, the bookstore offers a full range of goods, including school supplies, greeting cards, holy cross memorabilia, gifts, clothing and souvenirs. This bookstore is also the campus source for purchasing computers, purchasing classroom rings, purchasing gift cards, special order books, and the complete online catalog at bookstore.holycross.edu. Most of the goods sold in the store are sold online, but you can also go to their stores on campus to buy books and daily necessities. At the same time, the bookstore also provides classroom and dormitory supplies, school supplies and graduation equipment for teachers and students. Holy Cross Bookstore provides price matching guarantee and repurchase service, this price matching guarantee can ensure you get the best price on campus. Obtaining course materials is fast, easy, and hassle-free. Your online bookstore and content connection are combined into one, and the bookstore also allows you to easily use your coupons.

Hours

Mon：10am-2pm

Tue：10am-2pm

Wed：10am-2pm

Thu：10am-2pm

Fri：10am-2pm

Sat：Closed

Sun：Closed

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Holy Cross College

Overview

Holy Cross College is a Catholic mixed residential college offering a bachelor of arts degree. It was established in 1966 to educate students to become global citizens with the ability to observe and act courageously. Its practical, experiential, and liberal arts courses will last forever The truth is applied to contemporary life, and its mission is to educate and cultivate global citizens who have the ability to observe and act courageously, and to guide people to achieve integrity in the image of Christ. Located on the 70-acre wooded campus of the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, Holy Cross students are a diverse group representing more than 30 states and 12 countries. The enrollment is 60% of men, 40% of women, 34% of students of color, and 24% of first-generation students.