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
The Most Needed Reunion
Photography By Kalise Huber | Owl Staff Stressed exhaustion leaves me fearful at BWI, will I be able to maintain a good mood? I finally find the comfort and reassurance I'm looking for. We've made it back to the place of happiness and freedom. We take some time for recollection as I take in the … Continue reading The Most Needed Reunion
Full Circle: HCC Welcomes Back Faras Aamir
by Owl Staff From left to right: Tacy Brown, Abigail Krass, Faras Aamir, Nneka Iweanya, Claudia Brown. HCC graduate Faras Aamir transformed Owl Magazine with his videography and design skills. A 2015 graduate, he continues to give back to HCC as a guest speaker in the Journalism/New Media and Advertising program. Aamir is a multimedia … Continue reading Full Circle: HCC Welcomes Back Faras Aamir
A Night in New Orleans
Photography by Tacy Brown | Owl Staff One year ago today, the Journalism Club flew to New Orleans for the National College Media Convention. Check out some highlights from the current club president. This photo was taken right before dark, hundreds of street lamps lined up on the streets of New Orleans all at once. … Continue reading A Night in New Orleans
Owl Media Makes History with a Record-Breaking Amount of Award Nominations
Article by Brendan Flanagan | Owl Staff From left to right: Brendan Flanagan, Tacy Brown, Luke Teigue, Kendra Shackleford, and Claudia Brown. Owl Media, the student multimedia publication of Harford Community College formerly known as Owl Magazine, has been recognized as finalists for a record-breaking thirteen categories in the 2024-25 Pinnacle Awards sponsored by the College … Continue reading Owl Media Makes History with a Record-Breaking Amount of Award Nominations
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
What’s In My Snack? Why Artificial Food Dyes Don’t Belong in Our Food: An Op-Ed
Article by Jason Hankins | Owl Staff The use of food dyes in snacks and other grocery items has had its place in food manufacturing for centuries, particularly in the United States. Note: This article shares the opinion of the writer and is not a reflection of views held by Owl Media. When I was in … Continue reading What’s In My Snack? Why Artificial Food Dyes Don’t Belong in Our Food: 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
Baltimore United: Reflections on the Key Bridge Collapse
Article & Photography by Kendra Shackleford | Owl Staff The Francis Scott Key Bridge, named after the writer of the Star Spangled Banner, remained recognizable amidst Baltimore's skyline for 47 years before collapsing one year ago today. The Key Bridge wasn’t just a structure I passed over; it was a constant in my life. It … Continue reading Baltimore United: Reflections on the Key Bridge Collapse
Life Through the Lens: Capturing the Essence of a Day in Manhattan
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Owl Staff travelled to New York City for the ProCon 25 Convention sponsored by the College Media Association. Check out the photos below for a closer look at life around The Big Apple. Between the morning commuters, clueless tourists, coffee-goers and costumed performers lies a bustling city in … Continue reading Life Through the Lens: Capturing the Essence of a Day in Manhattan