By Maddie Garvis Dean of Students and Vice President of Student Life Olivia White will leave Hood at the end of the fall semester, after announcing her retirement in February of this year. White had […]
By Chelsey Leydecker Just as the academic semester has panned out unexpectedly due to COVID-19, for those celebrating, Thanksgiving plans have also undergone some changes. Some families opt to stay home this year, ditching their […]
By Khari Smart Frosty Friday is set to continue in the city of Frederick amid tightened COVID-19 restrictions in Maryland. Frosty Friday is an event that kicks off the holidays in Frederick by showcasing small […]
By Delaney Crawford// The Crisis Communication class is doing a live crisis simulation that will take place this week for the students enrolled in the course. The simulation will help the students see how things […]
Jessie Ramcharran When a student hears the word “study” they associate it with a boring notion. Students are sitting at their desk with opened laptops and notebook. Instead of taking notes and reviewing the material, […]
By Elena Rowe// With the many uncertainties looming over the spring semester and next year, Hood College is in the process of change. In addition to the new library and the hiring of a new […]
By Braden Weinel// The Beneficial-Hodson Library at Hood College is set to finish a $7.2 million renovation and open in January 2021. Among the new features installed to enhance the function of the library are […]
By: Zoe Finholm// With hard work from students and staff, Hood College has completed the entire 2020 fall semester on-campus, an accomplishment that many schools haven’t achieved. According to the campus health dashboard, there have […]
By Elena Rowe// With the many uncertainties looming over the spring semester and next year, Hood College is in the process of change. In addition to the new library and the hiring of a new […]
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