By Khari Smart Frosty Friday is set to continue in the city of Frederick amid tightened COVID-19 restrictions in Maryland. Frosty Friday is an event that kicks off the holidays in Frederick by showcasing small […]
By Delaney Crawford// The Crisis Communication class is doing a live crisis simulation that will take place this week for the students enrolled in the course. The simulation will help the students see how things […]
Jessie Ramcharran When a student hears the word “study” they associate it with a boring notion. Students are sitting at their desk with opened laptops and notebook. Instead of taking notes and reviewing the material, […]
By Elena Rowe// With the many uncertainties looming over the spring semester and next year, Hood College is in the process of change. In addition to the new library and the hiring of a new […]
By Braden Weinel// The Beneficial-Hodson Library at Hood College is set to finish a $7.2 million renovation and open in January 2021. Among the new features installed to enhance the function of the library are […]
By: Zoe Finholm// With hard work from students and staff, Hood College has completed the entire 2020 fall semester on-campus, an accomplishment that many schools haven’t achieved. According to the campus health dashboard, there have […]
By Elena Rowe// With the many uncertainties looming over the spring semester and next year, Hood College is in the process of change. In addition to the new library and the hiring of a new […]
By Delaney Crawford// The Crisis Communication class is doing a live crisis simulation that will take place this week for the students enrolled in the course. The simulation will help the students see how things […]
By Braden Weinel// Craig Laufer and Karen Hoffman will be stepping down as co-directors of the Hood College honors program at the end of the fall semester. Laufer, who is also now the co-chair of […]
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