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Porta Rossa in all of its elegance. The soft hue of the string lights and the extravagant paintings on the walls elevate the aesthetic of the space.
The newest addition to Hudson: Porta Rossa
October 24, 2024
In high school, students take on a lot of change. School life and social life blend together and the workloads grow. Although it is a lot of new, high school is full of experiences that really shape a person.
Everything you need to know about high school
October 14, 2024
The students in front of Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta, a stunning church in the village of Positano. Under the bliss of an Italian blue sky, the students were in paradise.
Outdoor Society Takes on Italy
October 10, 2024
Starbucks’s Pike Place roast in a size tall is $2.65. For an average black coffee in a 12 oz container, customers would assume it would cost less than this. But, surprisingly, this is one of the cheapest items on the menu.
Why does Starbucks cost so much?
October 10, 2024
The Ohio State University campus during the fall. This university was ranked 11th in the country for research universities.
Evaluating My College Visits
October 8, 2024
As the schedule of the high school student continues to fill up with work, social activities, college prep and more, the debate on whether or not homework is really necessary continues to linger.
The Never-ending homework debate
September 17, 2024
Opinions on Swift differ across the board - but what cannot be disputed is her ability to build a global brand.
Taylor Swift is smarter than you think
September 17, 2024
For this year’s Sadie’s dance, Student Government diversified the activities that could be done such as adding cornhole and ping pong tables. The Floor Band was also invited to perform.
Sadie Hawkin’s: Love it or leave it?
May 14, 2024
Beloved country music star Zach Bryan performs for an audience in Pittsburgh’s PPG Arena. Bryan, unlike the majority of country music artists, still provides listeners with heartfelt, folk songs. Used with permission/Ava Bell.
Country music is taking a turn for the worst
May 13, 2024
A girl watches her teacher explain an assignment as she takes notes. Online learning is something many students experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, making many students get used to this style of learning rather than a full five-day week. Used with permission/Pressbooks/Brian J. Matis.
The need for asynchronous days
May 13, 2024
Junior Maddie Mormino with her sister, Abby Mormino, at Blossom this past summer seeing Chris Stapleton at Blossom. They made sure to get use out of their summer passes, but with the wide variety of concerts made this easy.
The Summer of Blossom
September 20, 2024
Gianna Pirtle, a junior at Hudson High School, is highly known as the “fashionista” of our school. She always has a cute outfit on and you can count on her to be up to date on the newest trends.
Why today’s fashion trends are so popular
September 17, 2024
A view from Drake and J. Cole’s concert at Rocket Mortgage Field House in Cleveland. The 360 stage used for the concert featured different designs and many props were used for the performance. Used with permission/Kai Kurokawa.
Drake and J.Cole take to Cleveland
April 9, 2024
The Apple Vision Pro on display at the Apple store. Inside every Apple Vision Pro are two chips, an M2 chip, the same chip inside of the newest model of iMac – responsible for performance speeds as well as the new R1 chip responsible for reducing input delay and refresh rate. On the Apple website, the R1 chip is claimed to have a “12-millisecond photon-to-photon latency.” Used with permission/Kai Kurokawa.
Virtual Reality meets reality
April 9, 2024
One of the most known cenotes of Cancún, Cenote Azul is a very picturesque place to swim in the sun. The vivid blue waters and luscious greenery add to the Cancún’s striking nature sceneries. Used with permission/Pickpic.
Spring Break Hot Spots
February 27, 2024
The 2017-2018 UCF football team. This is following their victory over Auburn in the Peach Bowl to secure their perfect undefeated season.
Is the New College Football Playoff 12-team Format an Improvement?
September 17, 2024
Hopscotch Mafia poses for a picture post-game. The Mafia won 10-2 in a heated game against Field-Porter. Used with permission/Hopscotch Mafia.
Hopscotch Mafia is playing to win
April 9, 2024
The Hudson varsity girls’ basketball team clapping and supporting their team during a game against the Painesville Beavers. The team are each other’s strongest supporters, always there to encourage fellow players to victory. Used with permission/Ken Klemencic.
The Differences between girls and boys sports
April 7, 2024
Sharife Cooper protects the ball during the third quarter. Although he was sidelined for most of the game due to an injury he sustained in the first quarter, he was still able to contribute six points to the team.
The Cleveland Charge: Why the G League deserves more recognition
January 23, 2024
What Hudson Athletes do during their off-season
What Hudson Athletes do during their off-season
January 15, 2024
VIDEO: Senior Lacrosse Captains on their athletic journey
VIDEO: Senior Lacrosse Captains on their athletic journey
May 14, 2024
Class of 2024 College Map
Class of 2024 College Map
May 13, 2024
VIDEO: Frank D. Alexander positively influencing HHS as a substitute teacher
VIDEO: Frank D. Alexander positively influencing HHS as a substitute teacher
May 1, 2024
VIDEO: An Inside look at Sociology's "Fun Friday"
VIDEO: An Inside look at Sociology’s “Fun Friday”
February 26, 2024
One of the most beloved drinks on the menu is the Mango and Passionfruit Tea with Strawberry Popping Pearls. This aesthetic drink is an extremely popular choice and has a perfect blend of fruity flavors.
Downtown Hudson’s best snack stops
January 25, 2024
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Renna Eimer

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor

Renna Eimer is a senior at Hudson High School. Renna has been part of The Explorer production since her junior year. She is involved in a handful of clubs and organizations such as Hudson Girls Soccer, National Honors Society and Hudson Yearbook. After High School, Renna plans on studying Communications and Photography at a college of her choice. In her free time, she enjoys videography and watching movies with her family. Her favorite movies are Everything Everywhere All at Once and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

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I’ve been apart of the Hudson Explorer Newspaper since my junior year. During my time in journalism, I’ve made a total of 16 articles, three multimedia photojournalism slideshows and three multimedia videos for the Hudson Explorer News website. Used with permission/Renna Eimer.

Senior Farewell: Appreciate the little things

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
June 11, 2024

VIDEO: Senior Lacrosse Captains on their athletic journey

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
May 14, 2024
Louis walks down HHS’s Memorial Field with his parents during Senior Night. On this special night, the Marching Band members and spectators honor seniors like Louis for participating in band during his senior year of high school.

Nathaniel Pierre Louis: HHS’s Class Sweetheart and more

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
May 1, 2024

VIDEO: Frank D. Alexander positively influencing HHS as a substitute teacher

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
May 1, 2024
In-N-Out Burger is one of the most popular and highest revenue restaurant chains of the West Coast. However, many Americans want In-N-Out to expand their restaurant chain to the Central and Eastern parts of the United States. Used with permission/Nation’s Restaurant News.

In-N-Out should expand their restaurant chain to Ohio

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
April 23, 2024
Senior Sophia Zirneskie reads a book that she just checked out in Hudson High School’s Media Center. It’s very common to find Gen Z students like Zirneskie reading not only in their local library but everywhere.

Gen Z reading trends aren’t what they may seem

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
April 8, 2024
Alexander engages in a student presentation during one of his classes at Malone University. Before becoming a substitute teacher at Hudson High School, he taught as a Professional in Residence at Malone University for five years until disaster struck with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hudson High School’s favorite substitute teacher: Frank D. Alexander

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
March 5, 2024

VIDEO: An Inside look at Sociology’s “Fun Friday”

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
February 26, 2024
The swimming pool is one of the most popular attractions at recreation centers. Although Reminderville has a fourth of Hudson's population, it still has a recreation center containing an indoor pool. Trails Recreation Center by Dan McLean is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Deed.

The Benefits of a recreation center in Hudson

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
January 22, 2024
After five years of business in downtown Hudson, Winds of Change Boutique recently closed during early November. This bijou store on North Main Street sold many styled clothes, shoes and jewelry.

Why are stores in Hudson closing?

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
November 21, 2023
Abbey moves out from the wooded area into a more open field. Since it is a sunnier day out, she sits under the shady part of the tree to cool down. She then continues to chew on the stick that she found in the forest.

Abbey’s autumn day

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
November 10, 2023
The 2022-2023 H2BE AM class takes a group picture during their last day at Laurel Highlands. This is to remind the class of how far they have come on this five-day and four-night backpacking trip. This backpacking trip takes place in the spring and has students hiking 30 miles. Used with permission/Twitter/H2BE_hudson.

The trials and triumphs of backpacking in H2BE

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
November 6, 2023
NC Soccer Club has four fields in the facility. This is Field Three and it has been at NC Soccer Club for over 10 years. Like Field One and Field Two, its perimeter is walled and built in a hockey-like structure.

It’s time for NC Soccer Club to refurbish their entire facility

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
October 24, 2023
Nicholas Savelli (middle) outsmarts Genevieve Burke (far left) in Uno by placing down a “skip” card to skip her turn.

Moments from Sociology’s “Fun Fridays”

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
October 24, 2023
Snack line food preparer Debbie Impiccini holds up the most popular snack of Hudson High School: The chocolate chip cookie.

How Hudson High School bakes 130,000 cookies per year

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
October 9, 2023
With 20 minutes and 13 seconds left of the first half, Junior Sam Robledo takes a shot and scores his first goal against Brecksville on Tuesday, Sep. 19, 2023

Hudson Boys Soccer goes head-to-head against Brecksville, Nordonia and Revere

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
October 2, 2023
Hudson High School’s Girls Bathroom near the Guidance Office is known for having only two Extreme Air electric hand dryers despite the multiple stalls

Hudson High School should replace their electric hand dryers with paper towel dispensers

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
September 26, 2023
Hudson’s Varsity Boys Soccer team line-up for the national anthem prior to their second suburban league game against Twinsburg on Tuesday, Sep. 5, 2023.

Hudson Boys Soccer flourish through their third, fourth and fifth week of the fall season

Renna Eimer, Copy Editor
September 19, 2023
Chick-fil-A nugget meal with its signature sauce (left) and Raising Cane's Box Combo with its signature sauce (right).

The best signature sauce: Chick-fil-A vs. Raising Cane’s

Renna Eimer, Reporter
May 22, 2023
Microplastics are hard to find to the bare eye, but are still constantly present in bodies of water like the Great Lakes.

Microplastics in the Great Lakes: A danger to marine life and public health

Gabi Shainoff and Renna Eimer
May 20, 2023
Not only do teens have better health, but their academic outcomes have greatly improved during school with later starts. A study by economics professor Finley Edwards in Wake County, NC, has proven that starting school even just an hour later raises test scores, with an average of two percentile points in math and one and a half points in English.

Late start, better start

Renna Eimer, Reporter
January 27, 2023
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