Even though students spend plenty of money in school, Housatonic gives us opportunities to earn some of that money back now. Rushing out of class to make it to work […] Continue Reading
Being a community college student in Connecticut has a lot more to offer than meets the eye. There are many resources at different colleges throughout the state that are available […] Continue Reading
The transition from high school to college and the real world is a scary time in any person’s life. There are few things that school and other authority figures will […] Continue Reading
Academic advising is key to having a successful college experience. A large number of students often take classes that do not even apply to their majors, making them waste time […] Continue Reading
SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment sent a major tidal wave of relief to animal advocacy groups and critics in March, announcing it would end its longtime breeding program of orca whales. […] Continue Reading
Betzabeth Castro, a theater major and writing tutor, refuses to consider any profession outside of acting. Castro is nearing the completion of her third year at Housatonic. After being a […] Continue Reading
One of the biggest obstacles that can disrupt the academic process for Housatonic students is finances. Many students have to work long hours outside of school to be able to […] Continue Reading
A 2014 survey by the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors found that 47.4 percent of college students have some type of anxiety. At Housatonic, many students suffer […] Continue Reading
It is finally spring! The weather is getting warmer and days are getting longer. It is also closing in on the final few weeks of the semester, those final weeks […] Continue Reading
Amidst a constant slideshow of quotes from the top of Laura McBride’s web page, one in particular stands out. It materializes, shines brightly, then evaporates every twenty seconds. “Can’t wait […] Continue Reading