Andrew Pelletier has made a career out of serving underprivileged students. The 34-year-old has worked at Housatonic since May 2014, and he previously spent six years at Naugatuck Valley Community […] Continue Reading
Race in America remains at the pinnacle of hot topics people seldom like to talk about, but Housatonic is confronting the race issue head on, exploring topics like the law […] Continue Reading
Multiple heads are better than one. Studying alone can be nerve wracking especially when struggling with a class. Working with a study group boost grades for fellow students. Not everyone […] Continue Reading
Community is our college’s middle name. In the spirit of that, this coming spring semester Housatonic will be host to the first ever community reading program featuring,“We Are Called to […] Continue Reading
Winter is coming, which means Christmas parties among friends, and that late night New Year’s Eve countdown. It’s a safe bet for wine bottles to be uncorked, mixed drinks to […] Continue Reading
Tucked away in a side hall on the third floor of Beacon Hall lie the offices of the Forward program. Stereotyping is wrong, but I’d bet if you’re an average, […] Continue Reading
Do not stress yourself out by taking on more than you can handle. Too many students take too many classes a semester and then realise that it is too much […] Continue Reading
When I graduated high school I suddenly felt this sense of entitlement. I didn’t feel like more of an adult per-say but I felt like I deserved free time. I […] Continue Reading
Imagine having to wake up every day worrying about what to wear, whether you are going to fit in and wanting to be accepted by everyone. Teens all over the […] Continue Reading
Ever wanted to record information but need the right equipment? Students and faculty should be aware of the media equipment that is available in the library here on campus free […] Continue Reading