Month: April 2022

We’re getting a little bit meta in this week’s edition of Ask BeeGee. Graduation is in a month, which means I will be retiring as the author of this column. Cue sad violin music. I […]

Hood College will be showcasing two one-act performances as part of the Hood College Humanities Colloquium. Each act will explore “unique and compelling perspectives of being Black in America,” said William Allen, philosophy and religious […]

The Career Center presented Hood’s very first TEDx event, TEDxHoodCollege, to a sold-out crowd in the Rosenstock Auditorium on April 8. The event, with the tagline “leadership and change in the modern world,” featured seven […]

The Hood College Dance Ensemble put on a spring showcase titled “Carry On” in the Hodson Auditorium the first weekend of April. The showcase, choreographed by various members of the ensemble, consisted of 14 dances, […]

By Angelica Wyche The Good Vibe Tribe took home the title at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ (FCA) first dodgeball tournament on March 31. Members of The Good Vibe Tribe Jeff Fleming, Joe Alston, James […]

Roommates, best friends, and now teammates, junior Kim Castellano and senior Shea Jakubowski started playing tennis just two months ago after hesitantly joining the women’s team at the start of this season. Despite their inexperience, […]

Graduate assistant Kole Johnson stepped up to lead Hood Esports this season after former head coach Tyler Combz left the program mid-March.  While the exit of a coach mid-way through a season could deter a […]

By Rachel Shaw Hood College is home to international students from over 40 countries this spring semester. “We have a total of 85 [international] students this spring semester, 68 graduate students and 17 undergraduate students,” […]

A Hood College alum is working on the front lines to integrate a cooperative video screen network start-up with T-Mobile. Matthias Teufel, class of 2018, graduated Hood College as a business administration and global studies […]

Gaslighting seems to be the new buzzword of modern social culture. Merriam-Webster defines gaslighting as a psychological manipulation that causes a person to question the validity of their own thoughts, memories or perception of reality. […]