By Sofia Montoya-Deck Former Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Debbie Ricker took on the role of Hood’s interim president on July 1, 2024, after the departure of the college’s 11th president, Andrea Chapdelaine. Ricker […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College is planning to add 92 new parking spaces on campus next year, part of a broader campus renovation plan that includes repurposing historic buildings such as Gambrill Gymnasium and renovating […]
By Caitlyn Linder Going to college is expensive, and most college students need money. Many college students are always looking for new scholarships and grants that help with college tuition, room and board and […]
By Gracyn Van Bemmel // Hood College Theatre (HCT) plans to produce “Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really” for the fall show season. HCT auditions took place Sept. 4 and 5, and the casting list […]
By Caitlyn Linder // Going to college is expensive, and most college students need money. Many college students are always on the lookout for new scholarships and grants that help with college tuition, room and […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck // Hood College welcomed 405 new Blazers to campus on Thursday, Aug. 15 as they kicked off their college experience with a four-day orientation. The new students hail from 24 states and […]
By Ellie Cooper Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne resigned last summer after inaccuracies in a publication she advised. The University of Pennsylvania’s Liz Magill announced in December that she was stepping down after giving clumsy […]
By Gracyn Van Bemmel FAFSA delays and a phenomenon known as the “birth dearth” are just a few factors that may negatively affect enrollment at Hood for the upcoming academic year. The Free Application for Federal Student […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck As the topic of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) has become increasingly important on college campuses, Hood College officials are ensuring the prioritization of these initiatives through the establishment of a new […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck President Andrea Chapdelaine’s move to Connecticut College (Conn) takes place following protests from Conn’s community regarding DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) controversies. Located in the city of New London, Conn is a […]
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