Month: October 2018

By Martha Berkheimer News Editor Scott Pincikowski, Ph.D. is a German professor and the study abroad coordinator here at Hood College. The students who have taken his German class know all too well what an […]

By Elizabeth Cavin Staff Reporter Imagine this: Nine months pregnant with your second child and recently released from bed-rest, you receive an urgent call that your unborn-child’s great-grandmother has recently been rushed to the hospital. […]

By Laura Spencer Editor-in-Chief Thinking of skipping the flu shot this year? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “The first and most important step in preventing flu is to get a […]

By Laura Spencer Editor-in-Chief A transgender author and activist will visit Hood College on Oct. 9 to discuss the issues that affect the LGBTQ+ community. Meredith Russo’s talk “Building a Revolution Through Dreams: How I […]

By Kaelyn Mata Staff Reporter Several incidents have been reported on Hood College’s campus since late Aug. However, the campus is still relatively safe. Not only are crimes at Hood reported, but also crimes from […]

By Laura Spencer Editor-in-Chief October is national Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a new project at Hood College aims to work closely with students in order to increase awareness and overcome difficulties surrounding domestic violence. […]

By Elena Rowe Social Media Manager To get inspiration for the site, the team looked at other college websites and “we wanted it to feel like Hood… Lots of images are one of the biggest […]