Would you like to learn how to code, but assume you don’t have the background to learn this skill? This December you have the perfect opportunity to face your fears thanks to the Hour of Code.
Last Thursday, November 29, Hocking College Radio (WLCI) and Blackout Booking hosted Benefest, a 3-night, multi-venue event that took place at Casa Cantina (4 W State St.) and The Union (18 W Union St.) in Athens, Ohio.
The Hocking College Men’s Basketball team (2-9) fell 79 – 66 to Cuyahoga Community College (8-1), the fourth-ranked team in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) D-II, on Saturday, Dec. 1.
Since November is National Diabetes Month, our next three blogs are dedicated to exploring this disease which currently effects nearly 30.3 million Americans. This first blog discusses the topic of what diabetes is.
If you’re a Hocking College student with aspirations of becoming a business professional, one of the steps you'll need to take towards achieving your goal is to seek out an internship.
As of Sunday, November 25, the Northern California wildfire has finally been contained after burning for two weeks. According to AP News, the wildfire is now the nation’s deadliest wildfire in a century and has killed at least 85 people, and 249 people are still unaccounted for.
Hocking College Hawks Basketball Team member, Azende Johnson ,was recently named National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division-III Player of the Week from November 5 to November 11.
When most people hear Black Friday, they immediately think of the day after Thanksgiving in which enthusiastic shoppers get up at the crack of dawn to start their Christmas shopping. In fact, so many Americans participate in this shopping holiday that retailers last year generated 7.9 billion in sales!
Thanksgiving Day is supposed to be a time when families get together and share a traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings. However, what are you supposed to do if you’re a struggling college student who couldn’t afford to go home or isn't close to your family?
Winter is coming, which only means one thing... flu season! Those students who are pursuing a career in health care are required to get a flu vaccination. Why? Because health care personnel frequently provide care to others who are at an increased risk of infection (such as newborns and the elderly), so it's important for them to get immunizations to break the chain of infection. The reason for vaccinations against the flu is because it's easily transmitted from person-to-person, as well as from inanimate objects such as tabletops, cell phones, door knobs, keyboards, etc.
