Sports
Softball season preview
By Delaney Crawford// A 28-game schedule is set for the Hood College softball team as they start their 2021 season on March 6. The Blazers have a shorter season than normal due to COVID-19, but […]
Year: 2021
Sports
Men’s lacrosse preview
By Braden Weinel// Hood College men’s lacrosse team will have a shortened spring season. The Blazers will play 11 games, including eight conference matches. The season will conclude with four rounds of conference playoffs. The […]
Sports
Spring season baseball preview
By Delaney Crawford// Hood College baseball is finally back for the 2021 season. After only getting to play 11 games last year, the team is eager for a more normal season this time around. The […]
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Photos from this week at Hood
Photos by Kyle Richardson
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Frederick holds annual restaurant week
By Braden Weinel// The city of Frederick will be hosting its 12th annual Restaurant Week from Monday, March 1, to Sunday, March 7. Restaurant Week is an event hosted by Visit Frederick, the tourism council […]
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Hood SGA to hold TikTok competition
By Dorian Young// Hood’s Student Government Association (SGA) will be hosting an Easter TikTok competition beginning later this month with all undergraduate students having the opportunity to enter. SGA President Lily Bean said that in […]
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Hood hosts event to discuss the Civil Rights Movement and celebrate Black History Month
By Jacob Russell// On March 7, 1965, 16-year-old Joyce O’Neal, had just finished attending a regular Sunday service when she began to hear screaming and the clopping of horses’ hooves on the steps of Brown […]
People
Hood’s family slaves
By Genesis Lemus// Recent discoveries have shown that Hood’s very own, Margaret Scholl Hood, was part of the slave-owning white class. As we honor and celebrate Black History Month, it is important to recognize that Hood […]
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Hood welcomes new assistant professor of computer science
By Braden Weinel// Daniel Sierra-Sosa joined Hood College in the spring semester of 2021 as the newest assistant professor of computer science. Sierra-Sosa joined the Hood team after teaching at the University of Louisville for […]
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Remembering the Frederick Hornet
By Dorian Young// Frederick was home to the first African American newspaper to publish in western Maryland. According to The Frederick News-Post, The Frederick Hornet was published from 1906 to 1915. The newspaper office was […]