Hocking College's Equine Program Manager, Bethany Siehr, recently competed and placed in the third annual Thoroughbred Incentive Program National Championship.
Overall, some 500 thoroughbreds competed in a total of 26 divisions comprising English Pleasure, Western Pleasure, Dressage, Western Dressage, Hunters, and Jumpers.
It's that time of year again -- spooky season!
Halloween is right around the corner and when it comes the thrills and scares of Ohio's scariest haunted houses, they definitely deliver. Check out our listing of the top 4 haunted houses to visit in Ohio.
Originally from Carroll, OH, Spires graduated from Bloom-Carroll High School in 2016. Afterward, he attended the Fairfield branch of Eastland-Fairfield also located in Carroll, and later Hocking College.
In 2019, Spired graduated from HC with his Associate of Individualized Studies in Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking degree, and soon thereafter accepted his current position at the school as an AmeriCorps Vista.
Somerville,TN — The Hocking College Hawks football team (3-3) had several opportunities against Arkansas Baptist College Buffaloes (4-4) last Saturday afternoon in a neutral site game played in Somerville,TN, but lost, 19-10.
The Hocking College Hawks’ men’s basketball team had a successful day at the Spartan Juco Jamboree in Elgin, IL, on Saturday, Oct. 12, putting together three wins in three games at the event that played host to 30 teams. Hocking defeated Lake County by 7, Truman by 18, and Elgin by 25.
Looking for a spooky film to watch this October? Look no further than this round-up of the top 13 horror films inspired by Hocking College majors.
What if I told you that there was an attraction that draws in more than 2 million people worldwide every year and it's right here in our backyard?
Nelsonville, OH -- The 16th-ranked Georgia Military College Bulldogs (5-2) football team overpowered the Hocking College Hawks (3-2) on Sunday afternoon, gaining 512 yards on the way to a 65-9 lopsided victory. Interestingly, the Hawks led in the first quarter, 9-7.
Animal Assisted Therapy is one of many new programs offered here at Hocking College. This program offers students two paths you can choose an equine track which will focus on training and therapy of horses or canine which focuses on man's best friend.
Hocking College is proud to announce and welcome our new Fire Science Program Manager, Richard Best, to the Hocking College family.
