A trip to New York and the death of our daily lives
C.I. Bacino, Timothy Katon, and EliuDaniel Reyes
April 28, 2020
There were rumors that New Yorkers' lives could be impacted by a novel coronavirus that had spread around the world and had caused deaths and chaos in different countries. However, when The Hawkeye's staff arrived in the city, on March 11, there were no signs of such a thing. Everything had gone acc...
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 sports media has embraced the video game sector as a way to fill in timeslots. To those of an older generation, this pairing can be obscure and uninteresting as the traditional athletes of that tim...
3 tips to make your quarantine bearable
C.I. Bacino, Staff Writer
April 20, 2020
This year, the entire human race is living unprecedented times. A big part of the United States’ population has been asked to remain home until they are told the contrary. The COVID-19 global pandemic is impacting every aspect of life for Americans. Movie theaters are closed and about to go bankrupt acc...
The impact of Yang in the 2020 Democratic primary
Timothy Katon, Staff Writer
March 6, 2020
Many can agree that the most influential presidential candidates in 2016 were Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. In essence, most people credit this to their charisma, policies or simply because they addressed what seems like the end of the middle class. Andrew Yang came on the scene in 2019, addressi...
College students and the 2020 presidential election
C.I. Bacino, Staff Writer
March 4, 2020
There hasn’t been a better time for college students to participate and vote in the upcoming and most influential political event of 2020, the presidential election. According to Forbes, the U.S. college turnout for the 2018 federal midterm elections more than doubled from the previous midterm ...
Food for your Buck: Burger 21
EliuDaniel Reyes, Staff Writer
February 28, 2020
Picture it: the feel of the golden brown buns against your palms, the aroma from the grilled beef patty filling your nostrils, and making your mouth water. You sink your carnivores into what can only be called a delicacy and are immersed into the depths of nirvana where nothing exists but you and the...
Food for your Buck: Jeremiah’s Italian Ice
EliuDaniel Reyes, Staff Writer
February 18, 2020
If you’re looking for a sweet spot to fill your belly at a good price then “Jeremiah’s Italian Ice” is the place for you. Jeremiah’s dining situation is partially outside, which gives off a very casual and relaxing vibe. Which makes it an ideal spot to hang out with friends or even bring ...
Clyde Butcher’s Cuba exhibit comes to HCC
Michaella St. Paul, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
Clyde Butcher is an undeniably talented photographer that captures nature at its best. Dedicated to his work, he will wait for hours in hot, uncomfortable, dangerous, and damp conditions to get the picture he desires. The mesme...
Punk rock saved my life
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a piece about why I like live music. Now I want to talk about why I like music in general, but mainly in punk, metal, hardcore and alternative genres. Although I do sometimes write about different types of bands, the majority of my pieces concern artists that would gener...
Online vs Traditional classes
Kayla Downey, Staff Writer
October 11, 2019
HCC, like most colleges, offers online and traditional class options. It can be difficult to decide which learning path best fits a student’s needs since both offer different benefits. When these benefits are not measured a student might&n...
Keeping clean during a global pandemic
May 6, 2020
A trip to New York and the death of our daily lives
April 28, 2020
The rise of E-Sports amid COVID-19
April 23, 2020
3 tips to make your quarantine bearable
April 20, 2020
HCC transitions to online classes
March 30, 2020
