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Values for Vikings: Ben and Jerry’s Free Cone Day
The Hudsonian
USA TODAY Spring is here! Nothing welcomes warm weather more than some delicious ice cream. Ben and Jerry’s is hosting a Free Cone Day on Tuesday, April 14th. Patrons may receive one cone but could go to multiple locations throughout the day. You can also wait in line again in order to receive a new… Continue reading Values for Vikings: Ben and J
Nanoscale Spectroscopy Reveals Heterogeneous Composition in Bennu Asteroid Sample
The Hudsonian
Aisha Mustafa || Staff Writer || Issue 18 In a recent study, scientists were able to examine an asteroid sample on a very small scale. That asteroid is named Bennu and was chosen for several reasons. Bennu is a carbonaceous asteroid, meaning that it is rich in carbon-containing (organic) material. Its orbit is proximal to… Continue
Inspiring the Next Generation: HVCC Hosts 12th Annual Girls in STEM Conference
The Hudsonian
Lindsay Powers || Staff Writer || Issue 18 The last weekend in March, Hudson Valley Community College hosted its 12th annual Girls in STEM Conference, a free event for girls in 4th through 8th grade. The conference is designed to inspire girls to pursue careers in technology, engineering, and math through interactive learning.  Stude
Doublespeak: The Philosophical and Political Relevance of 1984
The Hudsonian
Aisha Mustafa || Staff Writer || Issue 18 1984 is a classic dystopian novel published on June 8, 1949 by George Orwell. It has become so relevant that several terms from the novel have been adopted into everyday language.  One example of this is the word “orwellian” which is used to refer to situations characteristic… Continue
Journalist Allegedly Abducted in Iraq as Officials Launch Ongoing Investigation
The Hudsonian
Jaydan Miles || Staff Writer || Issue 18 A report published on March 31 details a developing and serious situation involving the reported kidnapping of a journalist. According to the article, a female reporter, whose identity and professional background have not been publicly disclosed, was allegedly abducted Tuesday afternoon by individu
FBI Director Hacked
The Hudsonian
Samarun Suhana || Copy Editor || Issue 18 As tensions within the United States and around the world continue to rise, the FBI has recently come into a concerning matter. Around March 27, 2026, a hacking group known as “Handala Hack Team” claimed to have hacked the United States’ FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal Gmail… Continue rea
Values for Vikings: Successful Students
The Hudsonian
Molly Graiff || Staff Writer || Issue 17 Hudson Valley offers a plethora of services to students! The Values for Viking column has been spotlighting a variety of on-campus support services that hel…
Pre-Law: What to expect on the LSAT
The Hudsonian
Aisha Mustafa || Staff Writer || Issue 17 Most pre-law students will eventually have to take the LSAT; the Law School Application Test administered by the Law School Admissions Council or LSAC. This exam lasts up to three hours containing two scored sections and one random unscored section. However, students are not informed on which̷
The City of Albany Facing $22 Million Budget Deficit
The Hudsonian
Lindsay Powers || Staff Writer || Issue 17 Albany City Mayor Dr. Dorcey Applyrs announced the city will have a $22 million deficit by 2026, while facing backlash over her administration’s spending decisions. According to Mayor Applyrs, the city was already dealing with a structural deficit of $15 million.  In a memo to city wor
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