D.C.-bound: HCC student accepted to Gallaudet University
Frederick Barnes, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
Mary El-Krab has been accepted into Gallaudet University, a school for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Although El-Krab is not hearing impaired she will attend under a select group of hearing students who know American Sign Language and would like to study alongside deaf and hard of hearing individuals....
Memorial Park: a beautiful Spring destination to volunteer
Virginia Grant, Culture Editor
March 20, 2019
It is Spring! Now is the time to get out, breathe the air, enjoy the flowers, revel in the delights of the season and just plain frolic. On of the best places to do this in Houston is Memorial Park. Located within the 610 Loop and bordered by Buffalo Bayou the park stretches out over almost fifteen hundred...
Homelessness panel makes history at HCC Central
Joey Garcia, Sports Editor
March 1, 2019
Homelessness, it can happen to anyone, you see it strolling through downtown, you see it in public transportation, it could even happen to you. Justice Butler and Houston Community College made history by being the only Houston college institution to make an event such as this addressing student homelessness....
Magnificat House offers a place to stay if you need one
Joey Garcia, Sports Editor
March 1, 2019
February 21 was Homelessness Awareness Day for Houston Community College Central Campus, as several students, faculty, and staff converged into the Learning Hub. The event even brought in attention to one particular organization. Magnificat House, located a couple of blocks away from the Central Campus,...
SHSU Professor talks Civil Rights movement at HCC West Loop
Ana Gonzalez, Head Editor
February 26, 2019
It was a full house at the Houston Community College West Loop Campus auditorium, as Dr. Anthony Harris recalled history on the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. Part of HCC’s Black History Month Celebration Series, Dr. Harris spoke after a full audience of students, staff, and faculty. A soul food-style lunch was provided to all a...
HCC Hosts FIFA Tournament
Joey Garcia, Sports Editor
February 12, 2019
Tuesday, February 12th at Central Campus, there was a FIFA 19 tournament hosted by Shaneisha Weir of HCC rec sports. Weir told me that this was the first time that the event had worked with Microsoft and streamed it live on Mixer. The tournament was made up several contestants trying to win the grand...
HCC Cosmetology offerings: “best kept secret”
Ana Gonzalez, Culture Editor
November 14, 2018
Need a new hairstyle to end 2018 with a bang? Well, it’s your lucky day. Thanks to Houston Community College and their Cosmetology department, you can get a haircut, an up-do, a facial, or even highlights, absolutely free! Cosmetology students in their junior and senior levels are now applying th...
HCC Speech Tournament a huge success
Ana Gonzalez, Culture Editor
October 29, 2018
Competitors were in good spirits on the morning of October 20th at Houston Community College Eastside Campus, as the 4th Annual Speech Tournament went underway. A total of 19 competitors participated in the tournament. Danielle Stagg, HCC Interim Chair of Speech and Communication and Speech Professor ...
Speech winner calls hunger “mass destruction”
Ana Gonzalez, Culture Editor
October 24, 2018
Houston Community College student Dorothy Jenkins was crowned the winner of the fourth annual HCC Speech Tournament held at the Eastside campus on the morning of October 20. Jenkins won a $500 scholarship towards her education, and she plans to use that money towards her goals. Her major is speech...
HCC releases Clery report for 2018
Ana Gonzalez, Staff Writer
October 4, 2018
Every year, Houston Community College releases a new Clery report that contains crime information for all fifteen campuses. This report informs students, both current and prospective, of any crime happenings over the past year(s). In the 74-page report, it explains what crimes have been committed...
Commit to Complete: HCC holds week-long event
Ana Gonzalez, Culture Editor
October 3, 2018
Houston Community College is hosting its very first Commit to Complete event, a weeklong event that the college has set aside to promote one mission: student success and completion. All week long, all eleven schools will host a celebration of students’ goals, and success. The event also encourag...
Got Parking?
Wendy Cortes, Staff Writer
September 18, 2018
Nothing starts the semester and welcomes us all back to school, more than spending precious learning time driving around campus searching for a parking spot. How tedious to have to spend valuable learning time going in circles, rising up numerous levels in a parking garage, to find out there are no spots...