Mr. Cook’s The Cost of War Presentation

The Cost of War Presentation

Mr. Cook’s “The Cost of War” presentation was an emotional deep dive into the life of soldiers from the American Civil War up until the present time. There was a clear and engaging focus on … Read More

Collegium Institute Visit

On Saturday November 16 the stem club was given a unique opportunity to visit the Collegium Institute in Philadelphia. The visit was exactly what I was expecting when traveling to a college of such high esteem. The entire day was … Read More

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Released! Hit or miss release?

Dropped at last!

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero was released on October 7th! In just that day, it already sold more than 3 million copies. Dragon Ball fans have been waiting for this game for around 17 years to drop, so … Read More

A real reason as to why Light Yagami is a Kratos victim (Includes Spoilers)

Background on Light Yagami

I am going to answer the question that people have been asking their whole life, is Light Yagami a Kratos victim? But before I answer that, let me give you some background on these … Read More

Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Cahill

John Cahill is Hudson Catholic’s prestige guidance counselor and long-distance track coach. With this being his second year here at Hudson Catholic, he wants to make an impact on the students.

He attended Fairleigh Dickinson University for bachelor’s and … Read More

Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Huseinovic

Dustin Huseinovic is one of Hudson’s Catholic new teachers this year who teaches Art and coaches football. He attended Pace University in New York and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. During his time at Pace University, he … Read More

Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Mabini

Our second teacher spotlight focuses on one of Hudson’s beloved religion teachers, Archibald Mabini. Mr. Mabini graduated from Seton Hall University with a bachelor’s degree in Arts and Theology. He has been teaching at Hudson Catholic for three years, and … Read More

Teacher Spotlight: Mr. McKenna

Colin McKenna is one of Hudson Catholic’s gifted history teachers. He started college attending Steven’s Institute in Hoboken and transferred to the University of Delaware. This will be Mr. McKenna’s second year teaching, and his third year coaching at the … Read More

The Stem Club Visits Stevens

On May 19th Hudson Catholic’s stem club took part in the Stevens ACES Partnership Day at Stevens Institute of Technology. Students were given a unique tour of campus and got to meet many professors and students. Students had the opportunity … Read More

A Trip to the High Line

Last Saturday, five members of the Photography Club, along with the coordinator, Mr. McGady, visited a few attractions in New York City. Together, we headed to Journal Square Path Station and took the train to 33rd Street. Once we … Read More

The Perspective of a Transfer Student – An Opinion Piece

I believe Hudson Catholic is a school that prepares students for the real world. The academics of this school are admirable and the teachers are interactive when teaching. The teachers and staff answer questions with clarity. Hudson Catholic is a … Read More

Join Stem Club!

In Stem Club we work together as a team to solve small tasks to stimulate our brains. This allows us to become interested in a stem involved major in college and an eventual career in stem. This year in the … Read More

Album Review: Joji’s SMITHEREENS

While “SMITHEREENS” is a good album, we are still awaiting Joji to tap into his full potential. 

Joji has come a long way since his days as a Youtuber. After a decent and hopeful debut album, fans and critics … Read More

Explore NYC with the Photography Club!

In my opinion, one of the main benefits of living in Jersey City is being so close to New York City. Just $2.75 on the PATH train will bring you to all the acclaimed art, culture, and food you want. … Read More

Hudson Catholic’s Production of Rumors

Rumors had its first Broadway premiere on November 17, 1988, after previously opening at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego on September 22, 1988. The play was directed by Gene Saks and was based in Snedens Landing, New York, … Read More