Month: October 2022

By Braden Weinel// The new Halloween movie released on Oct. 14 puts an end to the series as well as an end to my high expectations. “Halloween Ends” was a disappointing watch. The main reason […]

By Sullivan McGee// Campus Safety has noticed and issued tickets for many parking violations since the start of the 2022 academic year. Recently, Campus Safety received several complaints from faculty and staff about students parking […]

By Dee Richardson// This fall semester offers a class to first-year students called FYS 101: Conspiracy Theories, Urban Legends and Moral Panics. The first-year seminar is taught by research librarian Jessica Hammack. The class includes […]

By Rachel Sell// Kids and adults looking for fun autumn activities around Frederick this October can find plenty to do at Magnolia Meadow Farms. The farm located at 13001 Creagerstown Road in Thurmont sits only […]

By Sullivan McGee// Planned renovations at the Hodson Science and Technology Center will displace kilns in the summer of 2023 that are critical to the ceramics program at Hood College. Visiting Assistant Professor Chaz Martinsen, […]

By Rachel Sell// A new program designed to help Hood students cope with academic anxiety held its first meeting on Sept. 29. The program, called the Academic Anxiety Support Group, will meet once weekly for […]

By Dee Richardson// “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” is Netflix’s new series that was released on Sept. 21. It’s one of many works directed by Ryan Murphy and stars big names like Niecy Nash-Betts and […]

By Dee Richardson// The Hood College Student Government Association has a new budget allocation policy that affects all student organizations on campus. The new policy, which was approved last spring, requires student organizations to propose […]