By Cameron Day// Playoffs: Where no matter your record it all gets reset, and underdogs get to show they are worthy of a championship. It is also a chance for the top dogs to prove […]
By Cameron Day// Expectations are high for the 2022-2023 men’s basketball campaign despite losing key players to graduation. The Blazers ended last year with a 20-7 record and the title of MAC champions. The Blazers […]
By Dee Richardson// The newly implemented Student Government Association budget allocation policy has continued to cause frustration in student organizations. The policy, which requires clubs to attend SGA meetings, was put in place to effectively […]
By Sullivan McGee// Monday will mark the beginning of Hood College’s Fourth Annual International Education Week, a series of events where students can learn about and celebrate different cultures. “We want people to know that […]
By Dee Richardson// A mysterious plaque was discovered in the ground between Smith Hall and the Coffman Chapel on Oct. 21. The plaque was revealed to be a memorial plaque for Blaine Broadwater, a longtime Hood College business manager who died in 1974. He worked at […]
By Allie Dickson// Walking into the Volpe Athletic Center, prospective students and their families are met with warm hellos and smiling faces. Dozens of people are waiting there to welcome them and provide an amazing […]
By Rachel Sell// Hood’s recycling efforts fall far too short of the sustainability that is needed now more than ever, despite the progress made in its composting program. As an institution, Hood should be doing […]
By Braden Weinel// With the 2022 midterm elections right around the corner, are Hood students ready to vote? Associate Professor of Political Science Carin Robinson is working with students to educate the Hood community about […]
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