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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 […]

By Aden Sievert The 14th Annual Pink Ribbon 5K fundraiser hosted by the Hurwitz Breast Cancer Fund is returning to Hood College Sunday, Oct. 9.  Frederick County locals Patty Hurwitz and her husband, Jeff, established the Hurwitz Breast Cancer Fund in 1999 after Patty’s diagnosis of […]

By Dee Richardson & Aden Sievert// The Hood ring is a tangible symbol of endurance and accomplishment that is celebrated annually, but the celebration of this tradition has become quieter throughout the years. “We want […]

By Sullivan McGee// Campus Safety reported 13 crimes in September, which are listed below. Sept. 2 An alcohol offense was reported at 11:48 p.m. in Meyran Hall. This case was closed and referred to the […]

By Rachel Sell// Hood College reported 32 cases of COVID-19 since students returned to campus on Aug. 17. The numbers include graduate, residential, and commuter students. According to Director of Wellness Amanda Dymek, this is […]