Living a double life just got easier when a theater student by day and music artist by night brings his talent to Housatonic. Thomas Kinchen does not define himself solely […] Continue Reading
“These people are trying to patent nature, I don’t think it’s moral. But, now it’s an accepted practice,” a furious ruddy-faced farmer tells film director Jeremy Seifert as they walk […] Continue Reading
With Election Day right around the corner, you’re probably asking yourself what you can do to become more politically involved. Right? Well it’s never too late to start. Don’t beat yourself […] Continue Reading
Halloween is approaching, and young adults are starting to prepare for the holiday. Costume, check. Mask, check. Fake blood, check. Keg… wait, what? Unfortunately Halloween has been turned into just […] Continue Reading
As summer fades leaves change from green to shades of orange, red, and brown. Another scenic chilly fall descends upon us. This is a time when the days get shorter, […] Continue Reading
In an effort to better serve Housatonic students, the Horizons staff would like you to join us in celebrating the launch of the new Horizons, our student newspaper. What’s new about the student newspaper? […] Continue Reading
HCC has a new Associate Academic Dean. His name is Dr. Terry Brown. Brown received his bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the University of Florida. He also has master’s degree […] Continue Reading
In the past, I would play the scenario in my head in response to being asked what school I attended. I would say “I went to Yale and majored in […] Continue Reading
For HCC counselor Linda Wolfson, counseling is not about giving advice. “It’s about supporting people as they work out their own issues with the support of a non-judgemental, caring person,” […] Continue Reading
Financial Aid grants are available for those who may need extra funds to pay for their schooling, right? Well, not for everyone. Some students in need of financial aid, can’t […] Continue Reading