Hawks Participate in World’s Oldest Race

The Hudson Catholic Hawks were honored to participate in 168th Penn Relays Carnival. Penn Relays is the largest and oldest track and field meet in the world. The meet is held in Franklin Field, Philadelphia, and lasts Thursday through Sunday. … Read More

Spinning Its Way To The Top

There’s a new toy literally spinning its way around the world, and you have definitely seen them around the halls of Hudson. They are called Fyget Spinners. Ranging from $2 all the way to $20, the most common ones are found … Read More

Op-Ed: The Problem With The Regressive Left

This piece reflects the beliefs of its author. It does not represent the views of The Commentator as a whole, nor does it represent the opinion of Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

“You’re racist!” “You’re a bigot!” “You’re homophobic!” “You’re transphobic!” “You’re … Read More

Prom Dos and Don’ts

Listen up, ladies! If you want a successful prom day, you better do it right. Here are some Dos and Don’ts to keep your dream night from becoming a nightmare.

DO: Buy your dress in person, but only after trying it on!

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Move Review: Kong is Still King

Following the tradition of its predecessor, the 2014 version of Godzilla, Kong: Skull Island is the MonsterVerse film we need for Kong to confront Godzilla in 2020.

The film is very beautifully shot with some great gorgeous and garish scenes contrasted with the dark … Read More

The Glo Up Is Real

“Glowing up,” informally known as a “the glo-up,” is defined as the transformation from an ugly duckling middle schooler to an attractive young man or woman. Here are some of our seniors from their middle school days. If you are feeling like … Read More

Op-Ed: Hawks’ Nest Food Mess

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

Hudson Catholic is a great school with many positives, but … Read More

If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late

No one in human history has ever bought time. As every second passes away, the school year shortens as well. That means there is less time to prove that you are deserving of acceptance to the prospective colleges to which you might … Read More

What is #Pizzagate?

A new hashtag is exploding on social media that has not been talked about in the mainstream, or has been called a “conspiracy theory.” It is called #Pizzagate.

Now let’s first understand how Pizzagate has been exploding on the Internet (especially … Read More

Trump Starts To Be A President

On February 28, 2017, President Trump delivered his first speech to congress. Since his inauguration, this was arguably the best speech he has given. President Trump also talked about replacing ObamaCare with a better healthcare system.

Before Trump’s speech, many … Read More

Little Marmora

The Commentator got a chance to speak with junior Giovanni Marmora, the brother of Hudson Catholic’s chemistry teacher, Mr. Anthony Marmora. Now, it is not every day you find a student in your school who is related to one of … Read More

Nassir Barrino On Leaving A Legacy

After scoring 1,000 points during his senior year at Hudson Catholic Regional High School, this athlete is making big moves in his basketball career. Nassir Barrino, graduate of 2015, sits down with The Commentator to express his gratitude and his … Read More

New Years Goals

It’s a new year! What better way to start off the year than with new goals? Having goals is great way to keep yourself in shape and headed toward a new beginning. Haven’t you heard the saying “New year, new … Read More

Hawk Celebrity Lookalikes

Jimmie Walker (J.J. from Good Times) and Marcus McElroy ’17

Maggie Q and Amber Mendez ’18

Young Chop and Masai Davis ’18

Mila Kunis and Dakota Munoz ’17

Wesley Snipes … Read More

Freshman Hawk Spotlight: Bryan Joseph

Meet freshman Bryan Joseph, a recent graduate of Sacred Heart School right here in Jersey City, NJ. When asked why he chose to attend Hudson, his response was, “The community was similar to my grammar school … pretty small, friendly … Read More