News
ROTC wants to recruit new students
By James Fay Hood ROTC is looking to recruit more students to the program. Members will have a table set up for Accepted Students Day on March 23 and April 6 with more information on […]
Month: February 2024
Sports
Men’s basketball players breaking records this season
By Aaron Heller Two Hood College men’s basketball players shot into first place in the record books on Feb. 13. Graduate student Ryan Hollwedel became the team’s all-time winningest player. Hollwedel has been a part […]
People
Hood College hires new sports information director
By Jacob Saylor Hood College welcomed new sports information director Matthew Gelhard this semester to fill the spot after long-time SID Geoff Goyne left Gelhard attended Linganore High School and then went on to graduate […]
Sports
Men’s basketball dominates this season
By James Gruenfelder Hood College men’s basketball has been dominating the MAC Commonwealth this season. After starting the season 16-4 and tying for first place posting an 8-2 record in conference play, the Blazers look to […]
News
Hodson Gallery displays SEWN SOWN art exhibition by Corey Frey
SEWN SOWN Art Exhibition By Shel Bandelow SEWN SOWN, the latest exhibit in the Hodson Gallery, explores similarities and differences. Artist Corey Frey explains that SEWN SOWN are homophones—they sound similar but have different meanings—and […]
Sports
Women’s ice hockey coach expresses excitement for the new team
By Rachel Kucharski So far 23 players, including two from Canada, have committed to play for Hood’s new women’s ice hockey team. Head coach Josh Funk said he is excited to start the new program. […]
People
Faculty spotlight: Evelyn Nieves
By James Fay Welcome to a new feature of the Blue and Grey, “Faculty Spotlight,” where the paper interviews a professor to introduce to the student body to get to know more about. The first […]
News
Hood College faces a $2 million budget deficit
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College is facing a budget deficit of $2 million to $2.5 million after a misestimation of financial aid allocation, Memorial Hall delays and other financial issues. College president Andrea Chapdelaine said […]
Opinion
“Last Night At Terrace Lanes” movie review
By Sophia DeGennaro Number-compelled cultists? Father-daughter bonds? A horror comedy promising as much blood as there is laughter? Bowling? Sign me up! The indie movie “Last Night at Terrace Lanes,” set in Frederick’s closed Terrace […]
News
George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business hires Joshi as inaugural dean
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College recently announced the appointment of Mahesh P. Joshi as the inaugural dean of the George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business. His first day was Jan. 22. “Dr. Joshi was […]