Three Hawks Listed Among OCCAC Volleyball Rankings
NELSCONVILLE, Ohio—Three Hawks are listed among this week’s top three leaders in the Ohio Community College Athletics Conference (OCCAC) volleyball statistics.
NELSCONVILLE, Ohio—Three Hawks are listed among this week’s top three leaders in the Ohio Community College Athletics Conference (OCCAC) volleyball statistics.
February is National Children's Dental Health Month!
North Ridgeville, Ohio—The Hocking College men’s basketball team (D-III) avenged a season-opening loss to Bryant & Stratton (D-II) with an 83-79 come-from-behind victory in North Ridgeville, Ohio, on Sunday evening, Feb. 14. The win was the fourth in a row, giving the Hawks a 4-1 season mark, 2-1 in the OCCAC.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—On Saturday, Feb. 14, the Hawks took on Terra State Community College and Kent State University Tuscarawas at the Hocking College Student Center.
One day, Jason Perkins realized that his job at a meat farming and cutting business was seriously jeopardizing both his physical and emotional health.
Nelsonville, OHIO—The Hocking College men’s basketball team exploded for 49 points in the second half to run away from the Rio Grande JV, 79-62, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, in the Hocking College Student Center.
Valentine's Day is several days away, and with COVID restrictions still in place, many people will be spending the holiday differently this year — at home! Most of us will be enjoying a romantic night in with our significant other or spending it on our own. What better way to enjoy the night than by watching and discovering a classic romantic film? Here are five classic romantic movies to watch to celebrate Valentine's Day:
Chris Hedges will be the Program Manager for Hocking College’s new Cabinetmaking and Architectural Millwork program.
The Hocking College women’s volleyball team hosted a tri-match on Saturday, Feb. 6, and split the weekend overall 1-1.
Nelsonville, OHIO—The Hocking College women’s basketball lost its first game of the season on Friday, Feb. 5, against Terra State, 79-61, at the Hocking College Student Center. The game was a test of endurance for both teams as Hocking College had only six players suited up for the game and Terra State only traveled with five, due to injuries.
