A Conversation with Cook

At this point, most students are familiar with Mr. Joseph Cook. A relatively new face in the Hudson Catholic staff, Mr. Cook has a reputation for being a very smart man with an amazing knowledge of history and politics. The … Read More

Mr. DeLeon’s Past and Future

Mr. Jaime DeLeon is one of the first smiles a student sees when walking through Hudson’s doors, though not everyone knows who he was before stepping into, and who he plans to be after stepping out of, Hudson Catholic.

So … Read More

Chemistry Legend Says Goodbye

On what began as a fine morning during the quarantine period last May, the legendary chemistry teacher Mr. Anthony Marmora broke the news to his “birds” (as he called us) that he would not be coming back to the Hawks’ … Read More

BLESC’s Proud President

Not everyone knows about BLESC.

The group’s acronym stands for Blacks in Law Enforcement Servicing the Community. BLESC president Anthony Smith is a Hudson County corrections officer. Not only does he protect the community, but he gives back as well.

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What About the Movies?

Ever since Covid hit, movies have been delayed indefinitely. The movies that were announced to come out this year all have been pushed back to next year, others even further. Many movies that people were looking forward to watching are … Read More

Ambitious Amarrie

Hudson Catholic senior, student-athlete, football wide receiver and safety Amarrie Bolden has a mindset of a fighter and has the utmost dedication to the sport he loves. With multiple outstanding performances during the football season, receiving 430 yards, Bolden stands … Read More

Lady Boss

With an epic sweet tooth and an eye for design, Hudson Catholic’s Advancement Coordinator Ms. Jill Cypher is the lady boss we all strive to be.

Ms. Cypher, who grew up on the south side of Chicago, knows what it’s … Read More

Student Views of Hudson Catholic

Hudson Catholic Regional High School provides a lot of opportunities for students to branch out and pursue what they want to do.

Hudson is known widely for its sports teams, but there is so much more than that. Here, … Read More

‘Tis the Season

With election day being five days away, there is no doubt that things will get heated as we get closer to the dreaded day. Many forecasters, like FiveThirtyEight and The New York Times’ Upshot, have former Vice President Joe Biden … Read More

Fall Fashion For The Ladies

The falling leaves are summer waving goodbye and sweater weather has arrived! The season we have all been waiting for, Autumn!

As the weather changes from sticky hot to cold crisp air, take out your fluffy blankets and socks. … Read More

Endorsement: Biden for President

Editor’s Note: The views expressed in this piece represent the majority opinion of the student editorial staff of The Commentator. This endorsement is NOT meant to reflect the opinion of the students or staff of Hudson Catholic Regional High School … Read More

Opinion: The Era of Misinformation

Ever since the rise of social media platforms in the early 2000s, the ability to share and spread information has rapidly progressed. It seems like anything that happens now will be widespread within a couple of hours. That may sound … Read More

Has COVID-19 Made You The Person You Are Today?

By Bernadette Matutino and Danielle Vega

High school students already know the struggles of waking up for school, passing that impossible test, and staying up late to finish homework, but this year has probably been the hardest of all. Getting … Read More

Hawk Coach Spotlight: Mr. Fernando Colon

The Commentator: Hi Mr. Colon! How are you today?

Mr. Fernando Colon: I’m really good! How are you?

TC: I am glad to hear! I am doing good as well, thank you for asking!!

FC: Of course, thank you for … Read More

Sports Brief: Soccer Senior Justin Vilomar

As the boys soccer team is heading into their season, senior Justin Vilomar has some words for the team and the players. 

The Commentator: Justin, what is your prediction for the upcoming season?

Justin Vilomar: I think it’s going to … Read More