“Hierarchy of Fish” sells out at HCC’s Studio Theatre
Jason Turner, Staff
November 26, 2019
All five performances of the play “Hierarchy of Fish” were sold out at the Studio Theatre on the Ybor campus from Nov. 7-10. The play was written specifically for HCC, Birmingham Southern College and Shenandoah University through the Farm Theater College Collaboration Project. HCC was lucky enough...
Find out what’s new and upcoming part 3
Jason Turner, Staff
November 6, 2019
There are a lot of events coming to Tampa Bay in the next few months. Here are a few of them. Nov. 7 Ruth Eckerd Hall Alice Cooper is returning for his “Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back” tour. Expect to see a lot of theatrics, including possible beheadings and monsters on stage. Cooper just releas...
HCC’s new speech teacher helps students find their voice
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
Evie Simmons D'Amico feels blessed to be able to work in her hometown. D’Amico is a proud Plant City native who teaches speech at HCC. The majority of her classes are online, but her office is on the Plant City campus. As a high school student, D’Amico was a dual enrollment student at HCC. Upon...
Micaela Alba shares her passion with HCC
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
Some teachers truly love what they do. Micaela Alba, the newest member of the veterinary technology team, is one such teacher. Voicing her enthusiasm, Alba says, “I love HCC and am so glad to be part of the veterinary technology program [to] help shape the future of veterinary technology.” Alb...
Buried In Silence: How the Other Half lives
Yacob Reyes, Editor-in-Chief
October 28, 2019
Susana Matta has always been good at keeping secrets. Since she was 6 years old, her parents told her the slightest slip of the tongue could lead to the end of their livelihood. So, she kept quiet. Her friends would often ask why she was so hesitant to partake in their reckless endeavors — why she ...
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...
HCC helps spread mental health awareness for veterans
Jason Turner, Staff Writer
September 25, 2019
The HCC campuses are hosting various events for Mental Health Awareness Month. One of the events on the Plant City campus involves veterans. Molly Coufal, who works in the office of the Dean of Student Services, is spearheading some of the events. Coufal and her husband are both combat veterans and work wit...
Magic Giant is coming to Ybor City
January 22, 2020
November 26, 2019
“Hierarchy of Fish” sells out at HCC’s Studio Theatre
November 26, 2019
Find out what’s new and upcoming part 3
November 6, 2019
Clyde Butcher’s Cuba exhibit comes to HCC
November 4, 2019
