2017 Elections Graced With Diversity

The recent 2017 election was a huge contrast when compared to past elections, specifically the 2016 presidential election, as many barriers were broken for people in certain ethical and social groups. These ground-breaking firsts in U.S government made … Read More

Op-Ed: Not Thinking Different

Apple was once a company of cutting edge technology that was way before its time. Now the company is a shell of its former self.

For years Apple has widely been considered the most innovative tech company … Read More

Hawk to Hawk: Friendship Paranoia

Dear Hawk to Hawk, Ok I feel so weird doing this but I figure what do I have to lose, so here I am. Lately I feel like my friends don’t wanna be friends with me anymore, but like they … Read More

A Lopez Thanksgiving

Commentator reporter and HC Junior Fabiola Lopez discusses her family’s Thanksgiving traditions.

It’s my favorite time of the year! I can already smell my moms mac and cheese in the oven along with the lasagna. My favorite pies are laid … Read More

What Are The Teachers’ Plans for Turkey Day?

The Hudson Catholic faculty features a wide variety of not only academic expertise, but also age,  experience, and culinary abilities!

With Thanksgiving coming up, we have some teachers like Ms. Kickey who may be going home to spend … Read More

Black Friday Madness

It’s that time of year! The time when the holidays come and make the world a crazy, happy place. Specials left and right, everything is on sale online and in stores. But the one day every shopper is excited for is … Read More

Madam President

Meet Katie Boyle: senior, athlete, and student council class president. The Commentator sat down with Katie as the first quarter is coming to an end to see how she thinks the school year is going so far.

“I believe this … Read More

Pray for Texas

Devin Patrick Kelley, the gunman behind the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history had one goal, and it was to kill his in-law.

The local sheriff said he had domestic problems and sent messages to his mother-in-law threatening her. His … Read More

2PEAT

Our Hudson Catholic Lady Hawks did it again! On November 8, 2017, the student body gathered together to support our girls volleyball team and watch them gain yet another State Sectional Title, for the second year in a row.

This … Read More

Winter Sports Preview

The winter sports are about to begin! Hudson Catholic’s boys and girls basketball, indoor track, bowling, and swimming teams are all anxious to start the season.

Many teams have already been practicing to get ready for the season. One of … Read More

Coping With Teen Stress

Ms. Kimberly Van Burch, a licensed psychotherapist with a private practice in Jersey City, works with many adolescents on a daily basis.

A majority of teens she has worked with suffer from depression, low self-esteem, and anxiety, and … Read More

World Series Over!

Game seven, the two words every sports fan wants to hear and every athlete’s time to make or break their season. The final game of the World Series took place in Dodger Stadium between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Houston … Read More

End of the Marking Period Survival Guide

The end of the first marking period is coming to an end, which means that both students and teachers will be overwhelmed. Teachers of course will be asking for missed work, meanwhile students will be driving themselves crazy thinking … Read More

Pink Friday

We’re not talking about Nicki Minaj’s album, but it was literally a pink friday. Hudson Catholic had a $2 dress down day in support of  breast cancer awareness. It was considered the first day and official start of … Read More

Op-Ed: Analyzing Men Who Murder

Jose Morel, a 59-year old man from Jersey City, was recently accused of stabbing his wife Milagros Rodriguez de Morel to death.

The incident took place in a hallway at 36 Duncan Ave. around 2 AM … Read More