News Index

Baseball: Cougars Win 8-5

Five-run third inning propels HCC past Northern Essex CC

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.

Network focuses on women entrepreneurs

The group was launched in December 2012 by Sharon M. Styffe, HCC's new dean of Workforce & Economic Development.

HCC, Amherst students study 'Immigrant City'

The 'inter-institutional' seminar focuses on Holyoke as an example of a small industrial city that drew waves of immigrants through prosperity and economic decline.

HCC students meet a king

The five young women from HCC's MAS program attended the annual Women's Leadership Conference at Bay Path College.

Baseball: Holyoke Defeats Springfield College JV 12-4

Borges-Vega Throws Seven Strong Innings; Albertson Smacks 2-Run Homer

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.

Exercise simulates pathways to college

Students could take a 10-question SAT test or spend their time in a curtained off electronic gaming zone called the "distraction room."

Baseball: Cougars Blank Bucs 12-0

HCC Takes 1st Meeting with Mass Bay

HCC recognizes staff for service

Deb Golas, secretary for the Fine & Performing Arts programs, will retire this semester after working at HCC for 40 years.