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Fun at the Fair
Students at Hood College visited the Great Frederick Fair where they enjoyed rides, games and getting to know some farm animals. Photos by Rachel Kucharski and Gracyn Van Bemmel.
Month: September 2024
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Ricker takes on role as Interim President
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Former Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Debbie Ricker took on the role of Hood’s interim president on July 1, 2024, after the departure of the college’s 11th president, Andrea Chapdelaine. Ricker […]
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Hood to increase parking, among other improvements
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College is planning to add 92 new parking spaces on campus next year, part of a broader campus renovation plan that includes repurposing historic buildings such as Gambrill Gymnasium and renovating […]
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Scholarship Bulletin: Where to get help paying for college
By Caitlyn Linder Going to college is expensive, and most college students need money. Many college students are always looking for new scholarships and grants that help with college tuition, room and board and […]
Lifestyle
QSU prepares for annual Safe Sex Carnival
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College’s Queer Student Union (QSU) is hosting its annual Safe Sex Carnival on Friday, Sept. 27 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. The carnival will be held in Whitaker Campus Commons, […]
Lifestyle
Students celebrate at In the Streets
By Gracyn Van Bemmel Downtown Market Street witnessed a crowd of nearly 75,000 people on Saturday, Sept. 14, during the yearly In the Streets festival. With live music and performances, the smell of food trucks […]
Lifestyle
Hood offers fall financial literacy courses
By Sofia Montoya-Deck The Hood College Wellness Office and George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business are partnering with M&T Bank to offer a financial literacy program for students. The course will consist of weekly […]
Lifestyle
Professors struggle with AI in classroom
By Amrit Brown Professors this semester have been forced to re-evaluate their students’ use of artificial intelligence due to its increasing popularity. AI uses range from spellcheck on Word documents and autocorrects on texts to […]
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Hood College Theatre plans to perform “Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really” this fall
By Gracyn Van Bemmel // Hood College Theatre (HCT) plans to produce “Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really” for the fall show season. HCT auditions took place Sept. 4 and 5, and the casting list […]
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Scholarship applications
By Caitlyn Linder // Going to college is expensive, and most college students need money. Many college students are always on the lookout for new scholarships and grants that help with college tuition, room and […]