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By Ellie Cooper Students are stealing snacks from the library café. Chief of Campus Safety Thurmond Maynard sent an email to students Tuesday stating that the actions are considered theft and a violation of Hood’s […]

By Sophia DeGennaro Worried about midterms? Looking for a low-pressure environment to work with like-minded people? Love free pizza? Stop by the tutoring center from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on March 5. The library […]

By Ellie Cooper The Office of Health and Wellness and the Neighborhood Counseling Training Center will offer mental health screenings on campus from Feb. 27 to Feb. 29. With midterm exams on the horizon, the […]

By James Fay Hood ROTC is looking to recruit more students to the program. Members will have a table set up for Accepted Students Day on March 23 and April 6 with more information on […]

SEWN SOWN Art Exhibition By Shel Bandelow SEWN SOWN, the latest exhibit in the Hodson Gallery, explores similarities and differences. Artist Corey Frey explains that SEWN SOWN are homophones—they sound similar but have different meanings—and […]

By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood College is facing a budget deficit of $2 million to $2.5 million after a misestimation of financial aid allocation, Memorial Hall delays and other financial issues. College president Andrea Chapdelaine said […]

By Rachel Kucharski The Hood College admissions team has been on the move. The team was displaced from Strawn Cottage after a pipe burst in 2023 from the freezing weather. The admission counselors and director […]