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

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

Rising Juniors Attending Space Camp!

This year NASA’s Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama has provided 5 rising Juniors with full scholarships and airfare coverage to their world-class educational program! These lucky students include Ijlal Imran, Owen Parillo, Henil Patel, Brian Sylva, and Sophia Sanchez.

Located … Read More

2023 Hudson Catholic Quiz Bowl

What is the Quiz Bowl?

Hudson Catholic’s newest blood-pumping showstopper, the school subject trivia-filled Quizbowl, was established by the Head of the History Department & History Teacher, Mr. Joseph Cook. Every grade level had homerooms participate against one another for … Read More

Celebrating 5 Years of the Dual Enrollment Program

Hudson Catholic is now celebrating its fifth year of its Dual Enrollment Program with St. Peter’s University. Starting in 2018, Hudson students were granted the opportunity to attend college-level classes at St. Peters. With this opportunity they were given the … Read More

Two Full Rides to Villanova!

During my time talking to Angelina Rivera and Corey McCall, I found stark reasons as to why they were so readily accepted to Villanova University. Between their outspoken and goal driven attitudes there was common cause. Before you get to … Read More

Hudson Catholic Fall College Fair

Earlier this semester a sense of anticipation filled the gym at our September College fair. Students walked through rows of tables, each highlighting a specific college. Here Hudson Catholic’s seniors were given the chance to have some of their burning … Read More

Op-Ed: Why Straight A’s Aren’t Always a Good Thing.

Having straight A’s will get you anywhere and everywhere you want, at least that’s what the older generation would say. You always have to be on top of your homeworks, classworks, and always aim to get 90s or above in … Read More

The End of the Bongiorno Era

By Connor McCall and Juan Teira

At one time or another, everyone has seen Mr. Bongiorno standing outside of his room at the end of the second floor hallway. Whether he was yelling at freshmen to get to class or … Read More

The End of the Pandemic?

It seemed that state governments were shutting down normal operations just yesterday, and we were all stuck at home. City streets had lost their hustle and bustle with animals dominating the scene. However, we have seen a tremendous shift from … Read More

Op-Ed: Let’s Not Move On

NOTE: This piece reflects the views of its author(s). It does not represent the views of The Commentator staff as a whole, nor is it intended to represent the opinion of Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

We might not realize … Read More

Dangerous New Virus Being Studied

Did we get your attention with the misleading headline and image?

Welcome to our Journalism class experiment. The virus we’re studying is misinformation and disinformation.

Misleading and deceptive content is being spread from person to person at an alarming … Read More

Opinion: Progressivism in Sports

NOTE: This piece reflects the views of its author(s). It does not represent the views of The Commentator staff as a whole, nor is it intended to represent the opinion of Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

Progressivism is something that … Read More

Opinion: Realigning BLM

A lot of people tend to see the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement as one that is daring and inspiring, and in many ways they are right. But on the other hand, what we have seen is just a shadow … Read More