XC & Cross Country programs hire a new head coach
By Piper Wright // Hood College’s track and field and cross country programs are entering a new season with a new coach, bringing a fresh approach to the Blazers as the team prepares for another […]
By Piper Wright // Hood College’s track and field and cross country programs are entering a new season with a new coach, bringing a fresh approach to the Blazers as the team prepares for another […]
By Dane Lyons // Hood College men’s soccer looks to build on where they left off, working to extend a postseason run in hopes of pursuing a MAC championship title. Hood College men’s soccer returns […]
By Dane Lyons // Hood College women’s volleyball looks to repeat its MAC playoff berth from last season while adjusting to major changes. Hood College women’s volleyball returns to the court following an 8-20 season […]
By Mel Carmel // Hood College’s Residence Life staff welcomed students to campus with a successful move-in period beginning Aug. 10 and is expanding community programming and themed residential spaces this semester, Director of Housing […]
By Alicia Bishop // Jessica Ellis, a member of the Harm Reduction and Diversion Department (HRDD), gave a presentation Aug 31. about Narcan in the Beneficial-Hodson Library. Ellis talks about compassionate overdose response and how, […]
By Alicia Bishop // After struggling to attract student participation last year, Wisteria Literary Magazine is changing its approach by bringing more events to Hood College and downtown Frederick. Wisteria Literary Magazine is an annual […]
By Caleb Dolan // Hood College has purchased a house at 506 Magnolia Ave. as part of a strategic effort to acquire properties near campus, according to college president, Debbie Ricker. The property could be […]
By Nana Amma Intsiful The Ardeo Theatre hosted “Much Ado About Nothing,” a play by William Shakespeare. The play ran last month and was performed at Hodson Outdoor Amphitheater at Hood College, Aug. 21-29, put on by […]
By Staff // Though it may not seem that communications, which originates from the English department, and the Delaplaine School of Business, originating from the economics department, have anything in common other than shared spaces, […]
By Charlie Williams // Name something better than a friendly competition. Nothing on the line except bragging rights and a memory to hold for a lifetime. On Aug. 27, 2026, the first intramural event of […]
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