The Student Newspaper of Howard Community College

The HCC Times
The Student Newspaper of Howard Community College

The HCC Times
The Student Newspaper of Howard Community College

The HCC Times
Courtney Ott | 2021-22

Courtney Ott | 2021-22, Writer

Courtney Ott began writing for The HCC Times in Spring 2021 and has published numerous outstanding articles throughout her tenure. She has always liked to write, but in particular she enjoys storytelling and narrative writing. In her free time Courtney enjoys going on walks, being around family and friends, and reading.

All content by Courtney Ott | 2021-22
Learning online for a year and a half has taught me several tips to help manage the challenges of online learning.

What I’ve Learned After More Than a Year of Online School

Courtney Ott
May 17, 2022
This year, Muslims observing Ramadan began fasting on April 2 and will break their fast on May 1.

Muslim Students at HCC Reflect on Best Fasting Practices as Ramadan Comes to a Close

Courtney Ott
April 30, 2022
Israah Ansari Wins the 2022-2023 SGA Election

Israah Ansari Wins the 2022-2023 SGA Election

Courtney Ott
April 28, 2022
Led by coach Kate Seagroves (right), the HCC women's soccer team is just one of the many teams that benefit from the equal pay agreement's increased recognition of female athletes.

HCC Women’s Soccer Team Reacts to USWNT Equal Pay Agreement

Courtney Ott
April 6, 2022
Howard Community College lends a hand to those unsure about their academic and professional futures.

Endless Paths to Choose From: HCC Prepares Students to Take the Next Step

Courtney Ott
March 18, 2022
Dr. Willis officially over as HCC's fifth president on Jan. 10, 2022.

A New Chapter For HCC: Welcoming Dr. Daria Willis as Our Fifth President

Courtney Ott and Melanie Price
February 11, 2022
Some HCC students utilize the winter semester to take accelerated courses that help them further pursue their goal of graduating.

An Insight on What to Expect From Your Winter Courses

Courtney Ott and Dee Elkerson
December 15, 2021
Social media platforms such as Instagram have given users the ability to hide the "like" count on their posts out of concern for their mental health.

Hiding ‘Likes’ on Posts Should be Universal on all Social Media Platforms

Courtney Ott
November 19, 2021
The objective nature of the SAT does not accurately reflect a student's true problem-solving skills or creative thinking abilities.

The SAT is Inaccurate and Unreliable

Courtney Ott
October 28, 2021
HCC has produced many alumni that have gone on to do exceptional things in the professional world.

Life After Howard Community College: Stories of Success

Courtney Ott
October 13, 2021
Dr. Hetherington served as an integral member of the HCC community for 22 years.

‘A True Leader’: Dr. Kathleen Hetherington Leaves a Legacy at Howard Community College

Courtney Ott, Esha Bhatti, and Tanner Malinowski
September 29, 2021
Cancel culture often becomes toxic and dissolves into cyberbullying instead of productive conversation.

It’s Time to Cancel Cancel Culture

Courtney Ott, Contributor
May 18, 2021
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