Year: 2018

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 […]

By Laura Spencer, Editor-in-Chief Dozens gathered on Sept. 12 for the Alumnae Hall column rededication ceremony, officially bringing the celebration of Hood College’s 125th anniversary to an end. Student representatives from the classes of 2019, […]

By Martha Berkheimer, Staff Reporter A look back on pre-vious years at Hood College through archived editions of the Blue and Grey reveals a range of emotions from rising freshmen. This year is hoods 126th […]

  By Laura Spencer, Editor-in-Chief A reported theft from a vehicle at Hood College in early Aug. leaves students questioning fall semester security. Hood College referred a theft from a vehicle at Hood College to Frederick […]

The Hood College Convocation Ceremony was held on a very hot Sunday, Aug. 26. Here’s what our rising freshmen had to say: “The heat was suffocating. Faces and voiced blurred together in melted pool, with […]

By Laura Spencer, Editor-in-Chief Hood College’s Hodson Gallery will feature work of an award-winning Chicago artist through Oct. 5th in the Tatem Arts Center. Artist Michael Hop-kins’ “The X-Ray Series” features white ink drawings and paintings […]