Month: February 2022

By Angelica Wyche Hood College is offering a financial literacy workshop titled Adulting 101: Money & Financial Fortitude starting on March 1. To offer the workshop, Hood College is partnering with the University of Maryland […]

By Olivia Todd President Andrea Chapdelaine awarded renowned poet and author Nikki Giovanni with the President’s Medal before her speech on Feb. 22 in the Rosenstock auditorium. Chapdelaine said Giovanni has exemplified one of Hood […]

As I come up on my one year anniversary of becoming a barista, I realized that I’m not as familiar with the coffee scene in Frederick as I’d like to be. I thought it would […]

By Tommy O’Neill The renovation of Memorial Hall is planned to start in June after students leave for summer break. For the past few years, the administration has been focused on creating a plan to […]

By Tommy O’Neill The first steps in the rebuilding of Brodbeck Hall, which was struck by lightning and caught fire last September, are taking place. Demolition work is underway to clear out the damage so […]

By Olivia Todd Hood students who are interested in the health field can find support in the Pre-Health Club. The club was started in February 2020 by Linda Redd, current club president. Redd is a […]

By Delaney Crawford After the abrupt departure of the men and women’s tennis head coach on Jan. 1 and the loss of players, it didn’t seem as if the team would be able to compete […]

By Rachel Shaw The Hood College history department has debuted a new course this semester, titled Queer Histories in the United States. The course is discussion-based and is taught by Professor Mallory Huard, who joined the […]

By: Delaney Crawford Blazer Athletics is starting its 2021-22 season. Men’s lacrosse and softball teams had their opening day matches on Saturday, Feb. 19. The baseball team traveled to North Carolina for a double-header on […]