Month: September 2018

By Delaney Crawford, Sports Editor At Hood College academics are very important and all students are pushed to do their best in the classroom. When it comes to student athletes they have an even higher […]

By Megan Enright, Staff Reporter The Hood’s field hockey team has many strengths, but one of their main ones is how they stay positive and they can bond well as a team. Even when they […]

Delaney Crawford, Sports Editor Women’s and men’s soccer teams both opened up their hectic weeks with games on Wednesday Sept. 5. The men’s team had a clean sweep that started with a home game tie […]

By Keiko Cahill, Staff Writer An increase in service and comfort animals on campus may have many students wondering what they are here for. Brooke Monday, a first year here on campus, shares her experience […]

Elena Rowe Social Media Manager Students are encouraged to study abroad and take internships as part of a new high impact learning initiative. Scott Pincikowski, Ph.D., the Director of the Study Abroad Program, is leading […]

By Aliah Buford Copy Editor One of the best things about Hood College is its proximity to vibrant downtown Frederick. As such, it is important for any student to get out and explore all that […]

By Kashif Masood Opinion Editor Dorm Cleaning Tips Keeping a room clean has never been a top priority for an undergraduate student. Abagail Bash, a self-proclaimed cleaning professional, shares tips on getting messy dorms cleaned. […]

By Kaelyn Mata Staff Reporter The Queer Student Union (QSU) is all about creating a safe space for LGBT+ students on campus. The QSU is led by presidents, Maria Bernal and Lucky Hernandez. The QSU […]

By Samantha Orbin, Photo & Graphics Editor The library at Hood College finds a fun way to get students acquainted with its building by hosting mini golf on Sept 6. “We wanted to have an […]

By Martha Berkheimer, News Editor A state of emergency is declared by Governor Larry Hogan in anticipation of Hurricane Florence. As the storm rapidly approached the Carolinas, millions of people were warned to evacuate their […]