By Dorian Young// Hood’s Student Government Association (SGA) will be hosting an Easter TikTok competition beginning later this month with all undergraduate students having the opportunity to enter. SGA President Lily Bean said that in […]
By Jacob Russell// On March 7, 1965, 16-year-old Joyce O’Neal, had just finished attending a regular Sunday service when she began to hear screaming and the clopping of horses’ hooves on the steps of Brown […]
By Genesis Lemus// Recent discoveries have shown that Hood’s very own, Margaret Scholl Hood, was part of the slave-owning white class. As we honor and celebrate Black History Month, it is important to recognize that Hood […]
By Braden Weinel// Daniel Sierra-Sosa joined Hood College in the spring semester of 2021 as the newest assistant professor of computer science. Sierra-Sosa joined the Hood team after teaching at the University of Louisville for […]
By Dorian Young// Frederick was home to the first African American newspaper to publish in western Maryland. According to The Frederick News-Post, The Frederick Hornet was published from 1906 to 1915. The newspaper office was […]
By Elena Rowe// The Student Engagement Office filled the position for the assistant director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on Friday, Feb. 12. Alex Rago(she/they) will take over this role on March 15, after previously […]
By Christopher Garrett// Hood College has begun its spring 2021 semester with increased COVID-19 testing and the start of faculty and staff vaccinations. Hood College has a most recent seven-day positivity rate of 0.9% with […]
By Maddie Garvis// Hood is welcoming Ron Wiafe as the new Dean of Students this semester following the retirement of Olivia White in December. Wiafe comes to Hood from Gettysburg College, where he was the […]
By Genesis Lemus// Hood athletics has hired former Washington College assistant coach Molly Kovarik as the new head coach of women’s soccer starting this spring semester. This will be Kovarik’s first time in a […]
By Dorian Young// The number of students opting to learn remotely this semester increased by 3% compared to the fall. According to Registrar Ashely Anderson, the number of commuters has increased, tipping the balance so […]
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