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The remodeling of Hood’s library and the pandemic have kept the community from one of its most anticipated annual traditions: celebrating Shakespeare’s birthday. “The late dean of Academic Affairs, Tom Samet, used to celebrate Shakespeare’s […]

The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is sponsoring a trip to Hershey Park on May 1, with heavily discounted tickets for students that will cost $25, including rides. CAB has hosted several events throughout the month […]

The Hood women’s golf program is in its fifth season as part of Hood Athletics, and the team is beginning to make a name for itself. Thomas Chatfield became the head coach of the women’s […]

The Christine P. Tischer Scholars Departmental Honors presentations were held on Friday, April 15, in Rosenstock Hall. During the opening session, Shannon Kundey and Lisa Marcus, co-directors of the honors program, talked about what the […]

The Hood College Communication Arts program honored the alum of the year at its sixth annual alumni networking event on April 13. The department named Doug Raftery ’12, executive business officer of Loudoun United FC, […]

Hood International Student Services will host an Islamic tradition, Iftar, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Tuesday, April 26. Iftar is the celebration of breaking the fast at sundown and only happens during the […]

We’re getting a little bit meta in this week’s edition of Ask BeeGee. Graduation is in a month, which means I will be retiring as the author of this column. Cue sad violin music. I […]

Hood College will be showcasing two one-act performances as part of the Hood College Humanities Colloquium. Each act will explore “unique and compelling perspectives of being Black in America,” said William Allen, philosophy and religious […]

The Career Center presented Hood’s very first TEDx event, TEDxHoodCollege, to a sold-out crowd in the Rosenstock Auditorium on April 8. The event, with the tagline “leadership and change in the modern world,” featured seven […]