News Index

Scholarships to aid tornado victims

Eligible students must be residents of Agawam, Brimfield, Charlton, Monson, Oxford, Springfield, Sturbridge, Westfield, Wilbraham, or West Springfield.

Green hoodies galore at justice walk

Called "1,000 Hoodies: A Walk for Trayvon Martin," the march through the streets of Springfield reportedly attracted at least 1,200 people, including two dozen from HCC.

HCC groups to walk for Trayvon

The event, called "1,000 Hoodies: A Walk for Trayvon Martin," begins at 10 a.m. Saturday at Springfield City Hall.

President receives Difference Maker award

The annual awards honor people who have demonstrated a significant and long-term commitment toward improving communities and the lives of people in Western Massachusetts.

Mayor talks about building better Holyoke

Alex Morse spoke at HCC about his winning campaign and what he plans to do now as mayor of his hometown.

Scholarship awarded in name of bank pioneer

Recipient Julia Moore Diaz is studying accounting at HCC and plans to pursue a career as a CPA.

High school students explore careers

More than 300 area students attended the annual High School Career Exploration Fair, an event HCC has hosted for 16 years.

HCC Celebrates Employees Years of Service

Each year, HCC honors long-time faculty and staff in an annual Years of Service reception.

ASSET prepares students for work

The program, now in its fifth year, is a collaboration between the college and Community Enterprises, a nonprofit that conducts job training for people with developmental disabilities.

HCC professor writes commissioned choral work

Jay Ducharme's 'Psalm' will be performed by the Greater Westfield Choral Association Sunday, March 11, at the First Congregational Church of Westfield.