by Nneka Iweanya | Owl Staff Aden Rusfeldt, center, leader of the extremist religious group, "Key of David," holds up a derogatory sign while visiting the HCC college campus on October 2. Hate Arrives at HCC Campus Students arriving for class on October 2nd encountered a scene that many described as shocking, tense, and deeply … Continue reading Drawing the Line: Students React to Extremist Group on Campus
Op-Ed: The Raw Truth; Why Raw Milk Deserves a Legal Revival
Article by Yvette Seth Tokoni Kamsiyochi Angolo | Owl Staff Goats can provide an alternative source to pasteurized milk. Despite potential health benefits, raw milk remains illegal in several states according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). As a child growing up, drinking raw milk always seemed like something you’d watch an old farmer … Continue reading Op-Ed: The Raw Truth; Why Raw Milk Deserves a Legal Revival
Why I Think an Autism Registry is Ridiculous: An Op-Ed
Article by Derek Roy | Owl Staff Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was one of many speakers at the "Defeat the Mandates" rally in Washington, D.C., which Owl Media was in attendance to cover on January 23, 2022. Note: This article shares the opinion of the writer and is not a reflection of views held by Owl … Continue reading Why I Think an Autism Registry is Ridiculous: An Op-Ed
Why the Backyard Chicken Ban Needs to Go: An Op-Ed
Article by Brieanna Kozlowski | Owl Staff Besides being a source of eggs for families around the world, chickens can also make for excellent pets and provide hands-on learning experiences for kids. Note: This article shares the opinion of the writer and is not a reflection of views held by Owl Media. I never expected to … Continue reading Why the Backyard Chicken Ban Needs to Go: An Op-Ed
Reflections on Inauguration Day: An Op-Ed
Article & Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff On the day of the presidential inauguration, the road through Chinatown all the way to the Capital One Arena was lined with protesters, police, and miles of barricades. Note: This article shares the opinion of the writer and is not a reflection of views held by Owl … Continue reading Reflections on Inauguration Day: An Op-Ed
My Perspective on the People’s March: An Op-Ed
Article by Tacy Brown | Owl Staff From left to right: Luke Teigue, Tacy Brown, and Claudia Brown stop for a quick photo while attending the 2025 People’s March in Washington, D.C. Note: This article shares the opinion of the writer and is not a reflection of views held by Owl Media. Just a few … Continue reading My Perspective on the People’s March: An Op-Ed
Cornerstone of Change: The Power of Peaceful Protest
Article by Tacy Brown | Owl Staff HCC Alum Danielle Frater and Tacy Brown at the 2017 Women's March on Washington. "I would participate in another march if it's for a good cause because the people who are in the wrong need to be shown that not everyone is behind them." This is a quote … Continue reading Cornerstone of Change: The Power of Peaceful Protest
Voices of the 2024 Presidential Election
Article & Photography by Gabriel Bassford |Owl Staff The American Flag is a reminder of the importance of voting on Election Day. Owl Media took to the streets of Harford Community College, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Main Street, Bel Air to hear thoughts on the upcoming Presidential Election. We interviewed students and employees from our … Continue reading Voices of the 2024 Presidential Election
The Rachel I Knew
Article by Claudia Brown |Owl Staff Rachel Morin (left) pictured next to Owl Media's Chief Advisor, Claudia Brown (right). On April 14, a Harford County jury found Victor Martinez-Hernandez guilty for the murder of Rachel Morin. A Bel Air resident, Rachel volunteered for Owl Media as a cover model and aspired to be an editor. … Continue reading The Rachel I Knew
From the Streets of Our Capitol
Article and Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Thousands of protestors march to the White House to call for an immediate and permanent cease-fire in Gaza. The thing I remember most about the Metro ride into D.C. was how quiet it was. For the first time, I found myself nervous about what was to … Continue reading From the Streets of Our Capitol
