By Braden Weinel// Although the athletics at Hood College have been drastically altered this fall in order to keep athletes and coaches safe from COVID-19, the sports medicine and athletic training processes have only experienced […]
Hood College’s director of Residence Life and Student Conduct, Matt Troutman, has announced he is leaving the college. […]
By Zoe Finholm// Hood College has been placed in a lockdown from until Thursday, Sept. 10, pending the COVID-19 test results of 13 students. Vice President for Marketing and Communications Laurie Ward said that there […]
By Chelsey Leydecker// Students have been eagerly awaiting the completion of the library renovations that started in January 2020. While most renovations will conclude in November, the building won’t be accessible to students until January […]
By Braden Weinel// Professors have been working all summer to prepare for online and hybrid operations this semester. Marisel Torres-Crespo, Coordinator of Online Learning Instruction and member of the Online Transition Team (OTT) was in […]
By Genesis Lemus// First-year students finally began their Hood College journey on Aug. 13 as the first new incoming class of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many rules were implemented to ensure a safe move in and […]
By Maddie Garvis// The first group of students moved into Hood College’s new residence hall on Aug. 22, a week after their scheduled move-in day, due to COVID-19 related delays in the building’s construction. The […]
By Zoe Finholm// The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a lot of uncertainty to everyone’s life, leaving people wondering and worrying. The Hood College community is here to help ease some of that anxiety. According to […]
By: Delaney Crawford Traveling abroad for the first time can seem scary, but not when you are going with 14 of your closest friends. This summer I had the amazing opportunity to travel overseas to […]
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