By Tommy O’Neill// Adults attending this year’s Oktoberfest were seen carrying their hefty steins around the Frederick Fairgrounds as early as 11 a.m., enjoying the various German beer that was provided. The beer was provided […]
By Maddie Garvis// Walk a Mile in Their Shoes, an event to raise awareness of domestic violence, is returning to Hood this year after not taking place last October due to the pandemic. This year’s event […]
Photos by Zoe Finholm
By Maddie Garvis// Midterms. Ugh. It’s the week every college student dreads but is unfortunately inevitable. Exams, projects, presentations, the midterm grade report that either ruins your confidence or boosts it to astronomical levels. Whether […]
By Zoe Finholm// Hood College will be hosting Fall Family Weekend Oct. 1-3 and is expecting more than 200 families to be on campus, according to Sarah Tansits, interim director of Student Engagement and Orientation. There […]
By Braden Weinel// A big red bag sitting on the floor of a second-floor office in the Volpe Athletic Center encases one of two things: The face of Hood college school spirit or just a […]
By Genesis Lemus// The Latinx-based club on campus, La Comunidad, has resumed club events after a year of no in-person meetings. La Comunidad hosted its first event during the start of Hispanic Heritage month to […]
By Tommy O’Neill// Thousands of people from around the area came to see what the Frederick Fair has to offer this year. Frederick hasn’t had the fair since 2019, making people excited for the return […]
By Delaney Crawford// Blazer Radio has been a club at Hood for 15 years, and after not much student involvement the last few semesters, it’s ready to come back stronger than ever. Blazer Radio is […]
The state of Texas passed a new abortion ban on May 19, 2021, that was set to go into effect on Sept 1. The Texas abortion ban prevents abortions after six weeks with no exceptions […]
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