HoCo 19 Fashion Trends

By Aaliyah Pacheco and Juliette Pangilinan

It’s the night of Hudson Catholic’s annual homecoming and the theme is an Evening in Paris. The students are glammed up and ready to show out. The grand event allows the student body to … Read More

Poem: “Hands Up”

Put your hands up,

Mommy needs to help you put on your shirt.

Put your hands up,

Simon says so.

Put your hands up,

This is your favorite summer jam.

Put your hands up,

The teacher won’t let you answer … Read More

Where The Two Political Parties Stand on Guns

In our time in America, our country is divided on the issue of gun control.  Many are divided on their opinions on what should be done with our firearms. Many people throughout the country are wondering when an effective solution … Read More

School Supplies

Regular school supples. They’re convenient. There’s nothing more to be said… except, there is.

For example, a ruler is really great for many things. They’re good for turning those crooked lines into straight lines. They’re good for measuring shapes … Read More

Leave the Innocent Alone

Protect yourself from those who offend you, but leave the innocent alone. 

You carry your gun with hate in your heart already willing to tear families apart. Your AR is loaded and suspended on your shoulders, but for who? What … Read More

HC Hall of Style

By Victoria Sanders & Cydney SmithRead More

Remembering Stan Lee

This upcoming Tuesday will mark the first year anniversary of the passing of comic book icon, Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Lieber. He passed away on November 12, 2018.

He was born on December 28, 1922 in Manhattan, New … Read More

Fiction: “The House in the Ground”

Dear Inay,

It’s been about seven months since I’ve written to you from this journal. The one you gave me before you passed. I can’t believe I left in the car before going into the bunker. I missed it terribly. … Read More

A Letter from the Student Council President

Dear Students: 

Throughout my years at Hudson Catholic Regional High School, along with my fellow classmates I have created bonds, met some of the greatest people, and made unforgettable memories. We’ve built a community, and as your student body … Read More

New Traffic Patterns in Area Surrounding HC

There’s a big difference in how Hawks have been getting to school this year.

A new four-mile-long bike lane has been added to Bergen Avenue between McGinley and Journal Square. Due to the four-mile bike line that has been in … Read More

The Great American Race for Approval

by Connor McCall and Juan Teira

If you have been updating yourself on the news, you know that the area 51 “raid” recently occurred (which can be hardly considered a raid because nothing was raided). This event was popularized on … Read More

Meet Ms. Martinez

By Maya Beals and Destiny Ramirez

As the 2019-2020 school year commences, there are a number of new and friendly additions to our ever-growing family here at Hudson Catholic, including our newest Spanish teacher, Ms. Geilyn Martinez.

In meeting Ms. Martinez, … Read More

Dual Enrollment Program Enters Second Year

Earning college credits before graduating from high school is incredibly beneficial for students. It affords them a greater chance to get into the colleges to which they apply and expedites the completion of core requirements.

This year, the St. … Read More

A Special Opening Mass

by Elizabeth McDonnell and Aiden Phuc Nguyen

St. Aedan’s Church has been the home of Hudson Catholic High School masses for years. On Friday September 27, 2019 the school had their annual opening mass. Each year, the school has an … Read More

Award-Winning Engineering Course Enters 4th Year

All the hard work has paid off!

A program that has been climbing to the top since the 2016-2017 academic year, the outstanding Principles of Engineering course that received a STEM award last spring is entering its fourth year … Read More