Hudson’s New Furry Friend

If you’ve been hanging around campus recently, there could be a chance that you’ll meet a special visitor. Students have been coming out with stories of their encounter with a cat roaming around. She mainly stays near the open vent … Read More

Upperclassmen Advice for Freshmen

It’s a new school year, meaning new people, new experiences, and the scariest part of all for the freshman, a brand new school. For some teenagers, this is their worst fear: being somewhere without old middle school friends and teachers. … Read More

Happy Halloween, Hawks!

On October 31st, Hudson Catholic students had the opportunity to dress in their costumes throughout the day and some of the costumes are very, unique.

Let’s get started with the inflatable costumes, at seven in the morning there were inflatable … Read More

Hope

Even when we feel like

we’re about to fall,

we still hold on

to that last fragile thread,

a reminder in our minds

that things will get better.

The world keeps going;

It doesn’t stop for our pain.

The only … Read More

Fall Pep Rally 2025

Last Friday, Hudson Catholic held one of its first events of the school year: The Fall Pep Rally! This article is gonna show everything that went down, including sports, games, and which grade ended up as pep rally winners.

As … Read More

A Farewell to the Commentator

I haven’t written for the Commentator in a while.

I’ll confess that.

When considering joining the Commentator, I assumed that I’ll be writing as if I’m already in the New York Times or CNN or Vogue or some legacy news … Read More

Food Review: Chart House

NOTE: This is the first food review ever written for The Commentator! (To my knowledge)

Sitting on a pier just two minutes from the Lincoln Tunnel in Weehawken, Chart House is the type of place to celebrate a special occasion. … Read More

CONGESTION PRICING FROM A HAWK

LAST MINUTE NOTE: As of the time of publishing, the U.S. Department of Transportation has revoked its approval of NYC’s congestion pricing scheme to end it completely. It’s currently being battled in the legal system with no end to the … Read More

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

Halloween Pep Rally

Last Tuesday, Hudson Catholic celebrated Halloween in their costumes. Everyone got the chance to dress up as their favorite characters and things. Since it was Halloween, the Student Council had a pep rally after school. There was a special Halloween-themed … Read More

Annual Fall Photography Trip

On Saturday, Mr. McGady led the Photography Club on a field trip to Downtown Manhattan and the DUMBO area. Along the way, Mr. McGady explained many of the sights we would be bypassing. Stepping off the PATH, we walked straight … Read More