Jillian Sacksner, Social Media Manager
September 12, 2019
Ever since the release of the Nintendo DS in 2004, Nintendo has been committed to the creation of the “portable console.” On September 20, 2019 Nintendo continued its line of portable devices with the Switch Lite, a miniature version of the Nintendo Switch. The Switch Lite costs 199.99 dollars which is 100 dollars less than the original. The Nintendo Switch Lite is a...
May 9, 2019
Two shots back from the lead, Tiger Woods entered the final round of the 83rd Masters donning his iconic...
April 24, 2019
Here in the US, it seems like we are constantly entrenched in the controversies and polarizations plaguing...
April 13, 2019
Climate change. Equality. Humanity. These are some of the phrases that students said they believed in...
Natasha Mehta, Staff Writer
March 11, 2019
Waking up for school is hard, bottom line. With homework, sports, chores, and enough time for YouTube, some part of our lives has to be allocated less time, this typically being sleep. For many teenagers,...
March 1, 2019
With mental health issues becoming increasingly prevalent in the lives of teens today, UMatter, a teen...
February 22, 2019
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February 15, 2019
Loading ...Senior Charles Dickson soloing in his final Jazz Band concert at the Hastings Michigan Jazz Festival. He performed with the Jazz Lab Band playing the tune Caravan by Duke Ellington. Charles also went on to be nominated for an honorable mention in the Michigan Youth Arts Festival Jazz Band top group.
Junior Melissa Briggs and Senior Huston facing off against West Bloomfield on April 23. The Black Hawks beat West Bloomfield 2-0.
Susan Adams Photography
The Boys Lacrosse team celebrating as they win their game 9-7 and move up in their rankings as a top 10 team in the state.
Paul Kolin
The Girls Lacrosse team in their pre-game huddle as they faced off against Marian in their opening-season game.
Susan Adams Photography
Seniors Thanasi Michalakis, Maddy Moskus, Samhita Surapaneni, Forest Zhang, Brooklin Bekolay, Sarah Kenkel, juniors Jenny She, Kushal Sanjeev, Katie Heath, Mahee Doshi, and sophomores Ariana Riegle, Olivia Bronstein competing at the HOSA State Leadership Conference. At the competition, Kushal Sanjeev and Jenny She both placed 1st, Brooklin Bekolay placed 4th, and Thanasi Michalakis placed 6th.
Beth Mitchell
Juniors Katie Heath and Eeshika Dadeech winning their event at the DECA State Conference and qualifying for National Competition.
Paul Kolin
BHSTV staff members are focused as they work on producing a news broadcast during class on March 11.
Paul Kolin
Seniors Brady Crimmins and Malik Salman presenting their resolution at the Oakland University Model United Nations Conference where the duo won Superior and Best Delegate awards and the team won 1st for the third time in a row
Paul Kolin
Junior Colin Hecker dribbling down the court on February 20th during the Coaches vs. Cancer basketball game
Susan Adams Photography
Kushal Sanjeev, Managing Editor
May 4, 2019
When the final Lord of the Rings movie came out, I remember my dad sitting me down and telling me to watch it. I remember him telling me, “It’s a great series, watch this.”...
The Perfect Date Doesn’t Meet Expectations
April 20, 2019
The Jonas Brothers or Nick Jonas and His Brothers?
April 10, 2019
Fans Fall in Love with Five Feet Apart
March 21, 2019
Hi, my name is Lara Janosz and I am Editor-in-chief on the Hawkeye Newspaper. I am a senior this year and this is my 4 year on staff. Outside of the Hawkeye, I am a competitive swimmer and an active member of the MIPA All-State Student Advisory Cohort. In my free time, you can find me swimming or relaxing with a good book.
Isadora Halsband, Staff Writer
March 3, 2019
For the 2019 season, the boys swim team has pulled through with victories at every one of their meets. The team has also had eight meets so far this season and is contending at the top of their league. Prelims...
Boys Hockey Falls in Second Round
March 1, 2019
Boys Basketball Advances in Playoffs
February 28, 2019
Boys Hockey Moves on in Playoffs
February 27, 2019
Sonya Barlow, Section Editor
September 7, 2019
Plastic. The most abundant material that is currently suffocating all bodies of water and is damaging multiple ecosystems. The war on plastic is at an all time high with landfills as tall as skyscrapers...
My Free Spirit Journalism Conference Experience
July 3, 2019
What We Can Learn From New Zealand
May 9, 2019
Editor Column: How BBYO Has Influenced My Life
March 12, 2019