Article by Christine-Nicole Nyivih | Owl Staff Professor Claudia Brown (center) has supported students and staff at Harford Community College since 1998. According to the National Math + Science Initiative, only 36% of U.S. high school students entering college are prepared for university-level mathematics. Similarly, science classes can also pose a challenge to many students, … Continue reading Strength in Numbers: Providing Academic Support for Arts Students
Autumn’s Touch On HCC’s Campus
Photography by Matthew Rubin | Owl Staff As the weather changes and leaves begin to fall, Harford's campus feels like an entirely new setting. Take a look at the photos below and enjoy the views from a brisk November morning. The Hays-Heighe Springhouse, a building of the past, rests quietly on an ever-expanding campus. “You’ve … Continue reading Autumn’s Touch On HCC’s Campus
Behind the Scenes with Owl Media
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Students at Owl Media are presented with opportunities to create and publish articles, photos, and videos, all while gaining valuable journalistic experience. Staff members utilize Owl Media's new studio set. Despite the challenges of telling new stories, staffers can find camaraderie and form friendships with others. Owl staff … Continue reading Behind the Scenes with Owl Media
March Against Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff The crowd watches as speakers share stories and calls to action. These protesters criticize both U.S. and Russian leadership. The crowd gathers in front of the Lincoln Memorial, growing in size as the day continues. Some find different ways to show their support, like this protestor with face … Continue reading March Against Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
The Perspective of a Published Author: An Interview with Professor Susan Muaddi Darraj
Article by Luke Teigue & Photography by Stephen McFillin | Owl Staff Professor Susan Muaddi Darraj stands next to a flyer advertising her newest novel, "Behind You is The Sea." Personal experiences and real-world events can often inspire authors to create a story that deeply resonates with readers. With a background in writing and literature … Continue reading The Perspective of a Published Author: An Interview with Professor Susan Muaddi Darraj
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
Wildlife in Focus
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff A small collection of some of the wildlife I've come across in my travels. A female cardinal perches atop a birch tree. This horse felt comfortable enough to get up close and personal. A squirrel scavenges for their next meal. This heron waits above the water in search … Continue reading Wildlife in Focus
The Feline Rescue Association: Heroes for Community Cats
Article & Photography by Abigail Borries | Owl Staff An orphan kitten rescued in streets of Baltimore, at just 8 days old. Countless cats are rescued every day, but have you ever wondered how much work goes into saving one? There are many resources available and many passionate people who take the time and effort … Continue reading The Feline Rescue Association: Heroes for Community Cats
Learning From the Next Generation
Article & Photography by Emily Riser | Owl Staff HCC education major, Emily Riser, enjoys working with her students. How much can a twenty-year-old sophomore in college learn from 50 nine-year-old fourth graders? As I sat in my bedroom in early November, waiting to choose my classes for the upcoming Spring semester at HCC, I … Continue reading Learning From the Next Generation
Aspire Rescue Coalition: The Gift Of A Second Chance
Article by Drew McNally & Photography by Steph Perkins | Owl Staff Serena was a rescue from the Dallas/Fort Worth area and relocated to Maryland last year. Working with a rescue is emotional, difficult, yet rewarding. I rescued my dog Cason from Aspire Rescue Coalition in January of 2019. After the amazing experience, I contacted … Continue reading Aspire Rescue Coalition: The Gift Of A Second Chance