By Delaney Crawford// Some students might be turned off by Hood because of how small our undergraduate population is. They might worry about making friends or not having enough to do. With only around 1,500 […]
By Maddie Garvis// Members of the Frederick community are in mourning following the March 17 shootings in Georgia that are the latest in a series of hate crimes against Asian Americans. The shootings targeted three […]
By Kelsey Dixon// The Hood College Career Center’s biannual Volunteer and Internship Fair is back and set to take place virtually on March 29 at noon. The fair is a great opportunity for Hood students […]
By Zoe Finholm// Hood plans to hold in-person commencement events for the classes of 2020 and 2021, according to an announcement from the college on March 26. Multiple ceremonies will be held on the Thomas […]
By Maddie Garvis// One of every three women worldwide are victim to physical or sexual violence at some point in their lifetime. This statistic comes from the World Health Organization’s most recent study on violence […]
By Jacob Russell// 2020 was a very unusual year. The worldwide pandemic took the lives of millions, ravaging economies and destroying families. Crime numbers skyrocketed, police brutality cases soared, and protests for social justice engulfed […]
By Kelsey Dixon// In these difficult times, it’s been a challenge for clubs at Hood to operate at their full potential, but the Queer Student Union (QSU) is trying to make the most of it. […]
By Braden Weinel// Women’s lacrosse: On Thursday, March 18, the women’s lacrosse team defeated Eastern University 18-4. Juniors Laura Skorobatsch and Rebecca Turner each had four goals. Junior Jess Lyons and first-year Liz Connelly each scored […]
By Maddie Garvis// The Hood College Board of Trustees met virtually on March 4 to approve the college’s capital budget for 2022, which includes funding for the construction of a new multimedia center planned for […]
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