The world felt ‘the aftershocks’
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
February 1, 2021
The Plant City Diversity Council, chaired by Dr. Carol Reid and Ms. Michelle Monteleon, recently announced their Student Diversity Essay Contest winners. The contest was open to all HCC Plant City students. Essays were...
Collegiate 100 Program receives $4,000 grant
Yacob Reyes, Editor-in-Chief
October 8, 2020
The Equity, Diversity and Special Programs (EDSP) department of Hillsborough Community College received a $4,000 grant through the “Winning with Walmart Diversity Bootcamp” program. 10 students participated in a three-week,...
The Hawkeye joins the Poynter College Media Project
Yacob Reyes, Editor-in-Chief
September 21, 2020
Hillsborough Community College's student-led publication, The Hawkeye, was one of 10 college newspapers in the nation selected to participate in the Poynter College Media Project this year. The Poynter College Media...
The rise of E-Sports amid COVID-19
Cole Maines, Design Editor
April 23, 2020
In an era, devoid of any sports media content, something utterly baffling has taken place. Mainstream...
The role of JUCO athletics in recruiting
Cole Maines, Design Editor
February 17, 2020
Junior colleges are schools where people can develop and adjust to college life until the time comes...
Rays eliminated, but the future looks bright
Korey Jackson, Staff Writer
October 11, 2019
The Tampa Bay Rays came around the straightaway with a first-place wild card finish in sight. They played...
300 words: The boy with the toy gun
Yacob Reyes, Editor-in-Chief
May 3, 2021
GAINESVILLE — “Maybe I’ll be underground by tomorrow,” Robert Dentmond texted his girlfriend, pacing the parking lot of his sister’s apartment complex. “Don’t believe me, I’ll show you.” It was 64 degrees...
COVID-19 alters the way we deal with change
JaDisia Crichlow, Hawkeye Staff
September 28, 2020
As 2019 shifted to 2020, many of New Year’s resolutions were made, and many of us vowed to start saving money. However, these aspirations were quickly shot down by March, as COVID-19 surged through America. As the pandemic...
Yacob Reyes, Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2020
Outside, it’s warm and sunny. The wind rustles through the branches of palm trees, a sound that remains audible as cars stay parked in their driveways. Inside a three-bedroom house in Carrollwood, sunlight peeks...
Anthony Grecco, Staff
May 4, 2022
You wash ashore in the magical world of "Tunic" and start making your way inland. Immediately you are taken in by the game’s simple, soft art direction. It has an unrealistically cute aesthetic that draws people in....
Anthony Grecco, Staff
May 3, 2022
The Marías were formed in Los Angeles, California. Maria Zaradoya, the frontman, is from Puerto Rico. She grew up in Atlanta before moving out west where she met her partner Josh Conway, drummer. Though some of the other...
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
May 3, 2021
Like just about everything, film and music festivals have changed since the advent of COVID-19. Welcome to Rockville was canceled for the year. All Gasparilla events were first postponed and then canceled. Other festivals...
May 3, 2022
300 words: The boy with the toy gun
May 3, 2021
May 3, 2021
The world felt ‘the aftershocks’
February 1, 2021
Collegiate 100 Program receives $4,000 grant
October 8, 2020
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