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List of 7 news stories.

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  Hackley ROV Team Wins Best Product Demo at MATE Regional Competition, Heads to Worlds Championship in June

  The submersible ROV engineering team recently competed in the 2025 Marine Aquatic Technology and Engineering (MATE) Regional competition and took home first place for best product demonstration and second place overall. The team also was nominated for and accepted to compete in the 2025 MATE Worlds Championship this June in Michigan!
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  Athletes of the Week – Week of May 5

  Every week, the Athletics department highlights some exceptional Hackley Hornets who are helping to spur on their teams.
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  Hackley Sixth Grader Awarded Third Place in Robotics and Engineering at Westchester Regional Middle School Science and Engineering Fair

  Sixth grader Akash K., a sixth grade student, was recognized on May 1 at the inaugural Westchester Regional Middle School Science and Engineering Fair (WRMSSEF) awards ceremony. This new regional competition is the middle school counterpart to WESEF and ISEF, the premier science fair that Hackley students have participated in through the Independent Science Research Program.
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  Gillian Stewart ’94 Visits Hackley’s ISRP and Chemistry Classes

  Marine geobiochemist Dr. Gillian Stewart ’94 returned to the Hilltop on April 17 to speak with Independent Science Research Program and Chemistry classes. Dr. Stewart is a professor at Queens College, with a research interest in the interactions between organisms and elemental cycling, particularly in the ocean. She is also the author of a new textbook, Oceanography: An Interdisciplinary Approach, set to release this fall.
  
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  Athletes of the Week – Week of April 14

  Every week, the Athletics department highlights some exceptional Hackley Hornets who are helping to spur on their teams.
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  Athletes of the Week – Week of April 7

  Every week, the Athletics department highlights some exceptional Hackley Hornets who are helping to spur on their teams.
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  Hackley Perspectives: How Books Can Reignite Our Imaginations

  By Jen Hubert Swan, Library Department Chair
  In this month’s blog post on , Library Department Chair Jen Hubert Swan shares her concerns about the health of our imaginations, and how books can help. “Once we realize our imaginations have been withered by social media, is it too late to resurrect our inventiveness? As a librarian who has witnessed and experienced the creative power of reading, I’m here to tell you that it’s never too late,” she writes. “Ironically, as social media has exploded, so has publishing. According to some sources, there are between 500,000 and one million new titles traditionally published each year. ... But with so many options, how do we choose? Dear reader, I thought you’d never ask.”