Saints found their pair of aces in the east
Ann-Marie Guischer and Kristen Crawford may have just finished their first MHCC softball season, but don’t let the word “freshman”… » Read more
Review: Movie lacks scare factor to be horror
If you were expecting “The Purge” to be an intensely scary thriller full of action and audience appeal, then you… » Read more
Track resurfacing one week away from final approval
The construction project to resurface the aging MHCC running track has been given the go-ahead by President’s Executive Cabinet.
A… » Read more
Green alternatives brought onto campus
The MHCC water refill stations have saved approximately 169,632 purchased water bottles since they were installed at the end of… » Read more
Oregon senator offers possible solution to rising student debt
There is a student debt crisis in our country and as an instructor here at Mt. Hood, I see my students dealing with it every day. » Read more
Editorial: The Advocate reflects on a year of ups and downs
With the academic year drawing to a close and as end-of-term events begin, The Advocate editors have been reflecting on the 31 issues of this year’s newspaper. » Read more
MHCC promotes assistant to lead women’s basketball
The MHCC administration has named Tyler Rose as the new head coach for the Saints women’s basketball team.
This past season, Rose served his first year as assistant coach for the Saints women’s team under head coach Jocelyn McIntire. » Read more
Six staff members will be retiring as of June
Six members of the faculty and administration, along with MHCC President Michael Hay, will be retiring as of June 30.
According to an email sent by Director of Communications Maggie Huffman, the six are: Dennis Mattoon, dean of industrial technology and apprenticeship; accounting manager Delpha Mahar; chemistry instructor Richard Bolesta; photography instructor Dana Spielmann, Linda Neumann, library and information resources supervisor; and industrial technology instructor Timothy Polly. » Read more
College to add new security cameras and more coverage
A new security system is being implemented for Mt. Hood, and is expected to be installed by June 30.
Wayne Feagle, manager of Public Safety, said MHCC will install approximately 18 new cameras, adding to the existing 26 cameras on campus. » Read more
TRiO student achieves dream, full-ride scholarship to Stanford
With hard work and a little help along the way, one Mt. Hood student was able to achieve his dream.
Tuan Anh Tran Caraballo is a TRiO student at MHCC who recently was awarded a full-ride scholarship at Stanford University. » Read more
