News Index

Volunteers help foster healthy eating

Each week, students work in the community gardens, harvest vegetables, and transport fresh produce to the South Hadley food pantry.

Grants expand options for adult learners

The Ludlow Area Adult Learning Center will add three morning classes in English as a Second Language instruction beginning in September.

SEARCH puts students on career paths

The grant-funded program offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credit and jumpstart their careers.

Special program boosts college prospects

For two weeks, middle school students took classes in math, social studies, language arts, drama, dance, art, photography, language, health and fitness, magic and aeronautics.

Class links college, program for teen mothers

HCC student Andrea Beaumier is volunteering at the Care Center after being introduced to the Holyoke nonprofit in a college class.

Fireworks light up campus

The annual Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration put on by the City of Holyoke on the HCC campus was a big success.

Campaign raises $500,000 for adult education

The idea to combine an adult education facility with a bus station was the brainchild of the late Peter Picknelly Sr., founder of Peter Pan Bus Lines.

HCC celebrates adult learners

The new graduates, joined by family members, teachers, classmates and friends, ate food catered by La Veracruzana and listened to a speech from Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse.

GLBT youth share stories

The commission extended an open invitation to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered youth to make public statements about their experiences.

Students count fish, learn conservation

This is the second year HCC has provided all the fish counters for the Robert E. Barrett Fishway in Holyoke.