By Stacey Axler Photo by Elaheh Eghbal October is right around the corner, and with the fall semester reaching the midterm mark, freshman students have experienced a number of Hood traditions so far – except […]
By Stacey Axler Travis Eichelberger, left, stands with fellow Area Coordinators. Photo courtsey of Alfreda Nuwdsa In addition to the campus-wide renovations and new courses introduced over the summer, the college has received several new […]
By Laura Morton A documentary about Muslim children competing in an event that challenges their knowledge of the Koran will be the first event to kick off this year’s colloquium series on Sep. 27 at […]
By Stacey Axler and Catherine Collins Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist David Shipler will give a lecture on his latest book, “The Rights of the People: How Our Search for Safety Invades our Liberties,” on […]
By Catherine Collins Dr. Tamelyn Tucker-Worgs, associate professor of political science, has published a book entitled “The Black Megachurch: Theology, Gender, and the Politics of Public Engagement,” which draws from 10 years of research and […]
By Maegan Green Jack Mehl, the new women’s basketball coach, is excited to start the year. Photo coursey of Hood Athletic Department This year, Hood’s athletic department welcomes a new head coach of the ladies’ […]
By Kristinia Southwell Dr. Jay Driskell teaches his course “A Zombie History of the U.S.,” in which students explore the historical and cultural symbolism in classic zombie films. Photo by Stacey Axler Thanks to some […]
By Stacey Axler and Shelia Headspeth Senior Sarah Morris put up flags on the quad last year for September 11. Photo by Tori Peterson Students and faculty alike expressed their thoughts and feelings regarding the […]
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