All Houston Events are Cancelled for the month of march
Jamarcus Alix, Egalitarian
March 11, 2020
List: Events canceled or postponed across the Houston area because of coronavirus Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo canceled What may be the biggest event every year in Houston won't continue this year. On Wednesday, March 11, city and county officials announced that the Houston Livestock Show and ...
Houston, do we have a water problem?
Casey Richardson, Staff Writer
February 25, 2020
Chromium-6, a harmful chemical known to cause cancer is permeating Houston's water, especially Alief, according to water samples gathered between 2013-2015 by the Environmental Working Group. The EWG concluded that Alief's water supply, and the city at large should concern all who ...
Resources Available to HCC Veterans
Cortney Paxton, Staff Writer
November 25, 2019
It is said that there’s only one percent or less of Americans who step up to serve in the country’s military. And for these people, going back to school can be commonplace after they’ve completed their service. However, for a veteran, enrolling into school and classes and making sure all documentation...
HCC offers entrepreneurial opportunities, competitions to students
Cortney Paxton, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
Houston Community College is home to many different areas of study for students hoping to obtain a two-year degree. But most may not know that HCC has a whole program available to students looking to start their own business, product or app (among other things). The HCC Office of Entrepreneurial...
Tencent. We Have a Problem.
Ismael Figueroa, Staff Writer
November 13, 2019
Capitalism. The American way of life being evangelized throughout the world for the last 70 years. We’ve long heard warnings of the consequences of unchecked motivation for growth and spread of consumerism throughout the world and how greed will lead to unethical choices, sacrificed for greater prof...
Students compete in ‘Festival of Fear’ Speech Tournament
Egalitarian Files
November 11, 2019
Houston Community College students showcased their public speaking skills while vying for prices during the HCC speech program's fifth annual Speech Tournament at Eastside Campus. Student Kiara Saravia won the tournament — billed as a "Festival of Fear" — and earned a $500 HCC scholarship. Greg...
Native Heritage Month Takes off Through Policy
Geovany Palacios, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
HCC Northline Campus heard of Juan B Mancias, Chairman of the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe. "I'm living by the colonized clock," he spoke to a panel-like audience. Juan is encouraging policymaking and lawsuits to right the wrongs on their land. The Kickapoo Casino was successfully kept legal after fighting...
Bootcamp Opens Up to HCC Students
Geovany, Staff Writer
October 22, 2019
If you're looking for some serious workouts at HCC, look no further. For those looking for a physical or mental transformation, this is the place for you. Expect doing laps and high-intensity warm-ups followed by arms, legs, and core exercises. Top it all off with partner workouts at the end. It all...
Education Matters – The #Realcollege Grassroots Movement
Geovany Palacios, Staff Writer
October 22, 2019
The #realcollege movement comes to HCC The auditorium of the West Houston’s Institute welcomed in teachers, faculty, students, and educators on Saturday, Sept. 29. As Houston Community College opened its doors to the Realcollege organizers, registration booths handed out the usual conference items like...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Cortney Paxton, Staff Writer
October 22, 2019
Colors often represent different things to different people. For one person, blue may be their favorite color, or they may associate green with their car. But in October, the color pink takes on a whole new meaning. Pink has been linked to the month of October for Breast Cancer Awareness. Buildings...
HCC and National Suicide Prevention Month
Alexander Thomas, Staff Writer
October 9, 2019
Last month, HCC - Central Campus held a suicide prevention training hosted by Dr. Roman Alvarez. Dr. Alvarez is the lead counselor here at Houston Community College - Central Campus. For a full list of counselors here at Central and at the other campuses look here. The training workshops by Dr. Alvarez took place on Wednesday, September 2...
Houston METRO Attempting Fight Congestion in the Years to Come
Ismael Figueroa, Staff Writer
October 9, 2019
Any city with sufficient population to cause traffic congestion has sufficient population to support a first rate public transportation alternative. In our city, where I-610 is commonly referred to as the “Ring of Fire,” due to the inescapable yellow, orange, and reds on our satellite navigation during...