By: Jessie Ramcharran October 2, 2020 Let’s face it. College isn’t cheap. Students look for discounts to save money. There are many different resources that offer students discounts on their purchases. Some are more popular […]
By Chelsey Leydecker Although community activities are restricted due to COVID-19, those seeking a movie experience have a local outdoor option. In light of the pandemic, the Frederick Fairgrounds is hosting weekend drive-in movie showings […]
By Khari Smart// Hood College successfully held its first virtual Fall Family Weekend from Friday through Sunday. Typically, the weekend would allow parents to come to campus and join the events. This time, almost all […]
By Maddie Garvis// Hood education majors are coping with changes in their student teaching internships this semester, as Frederick County Public Schools have switched to virtual learning. Paula Gordon, Hood’s professional development schools director and […]
By Elena Rowe// Stickers with anti-Black Lives Matter and white supremacy messages have been found on campus, according to an email sent by President Andrea Chapdelaine on Tuesday. According to the email, Campus Safety reported […]
By Braden Weinel Students in the Seminar for Academic Success class met with their peer mentors on Zoom the week of Sept. 15 to discuss time-management and mental health. Destiny Davis, the peer mentor for […]
By Delaney Crawford Hood College’s athletic department enters phase 3 of its plan to allow teams to continue to train this semester despite COVID-19. Phases were planned so each sport could eventually play inter-squad scrimmages […]
By: Genesis Lemus// Hood College students expressed disappointment in the presidential debate that took place at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio Tuesday night. Students tuned in to the debate by hosting COVID-friendly watch parties. President Donald Trump […]
By Genesis Lemus Hood College announced the spring semester calendar and the return of the January term in an email last week. The spring semester will begin on Feb. 1, 2021, and end on May […]
By Hannah Armstrong// Hood College’s strength and conditioning coach returned to work this week after spending nearly three weeks in quarantine. Coach Erika Moyer initially entered quarantine after Athletic Director Susan Kolb informed her that […]
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