News Index

Cut-a-thon benefits Wigs for Kids

Every year during Spring Fling, the HCC Unity Club holds a Cut-a-thon to raise money and collect hair for the Wigs for Kids charity.

HCC business major tosses winning pitch

Graduating HCC student Taylor Kachinski won first place in this year's Elevator Pitch Contest sponsored by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation.

Panelists discuss life on autism spectrum

Kelly Scott and Will McLeavy started a club at HCC last year for and about people like them -- Students on the Autism Spectrum.

Play explores life in small town America

The HCC Players will present Will Eno's award-winning play "Middletown" April 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, and 27 in the Leslie Phillips Theater.

Students air issues at forum

The forum was an opportunity for students to sit down and talk to college administrators.

Workshop examines 'trans' issues

Alex Pangborn graduated from HCC in 2012 with a nursing degree and plans to specialize in health issues in the LGBTQ community.

Unity Club collects, cooks, serves

The club cooked enough chicken Cacciatore to feed 200 diners and for dessert served pumpkin pie and brownies.

Can Town puts hunger issue on table

The Japanese Anime club delievered four large boxes of food to Kate's Kitchen & Pantry in Holyoke as part of its community service project.

Cameras capture campus critters

As members of the Wildlife Society Club had surmised, the hills and forests around Holyoke Community College are alive with diverse and plentiful wildlife.

Cultivating Leadership at Millennium Conference

What does it mean to be a leader? How can I help create a positive environment on my campus? These were just some of the questions explored by the HCC students who participated in the Millennium Leadership Conference at Clark University.