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Adult learners honored in Boston

Julienne Muhawenimana came through the Ludlow Area Adult Learning Center, Milton Rivera through the Adult Basic Education Transition to College and Careers program.

Race raises $6,000 for literacy

Nearly 120 adults and children took part in the 2012 Cougar Crawl 5K Run/Walk Challenge and many of them said they'd be back next year.

Sustainability professor earns faculty honor

Kate Maiolatesi, a 29-year teacher at HCC, received the 2012 Elaine Marieb Faculty Chair for Teaching Excellence.

HCC team second at Knowledge Bowl

The five-person, silver-medal-winning team took part in the competition at the 2012 American Culinary Federation's Northeast Regional Conference in Niagara Falls, N.Y.

HCC student shines at State House

Camille Theriaque was the recipient of a "29 Who Shine" award, which recognizes a single student from each of the 29 public colleges in Massachusetts.

Elms at HCC set to graduate first group

Twenty-one students will receive bachelor's degrees this month in business management, psychology, and accounting and information systems.

Unity Club collects hair, money for charity

As hair fell,students, staff, incoming freshman and their parents swarmed around the HCC courtyard in the annual rite known as Spring Fling.

Yoga class helps vets cope

The idea of offering a yoga class for veterans fits in with a new emphasis in the military that incorporates mind-body work into treatment for soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress.

Disability services office welcomes all

Dozens of students and staff turned out to celebrate the newly renovated Office for Students with Disabilities and Deaf Services.

Tornado scholarship deadline extended

Eligible students now have until Friday, May 4th, to apply for a scholarship aimed at helping victims of the June 1, 2011, tornado.