By Sofia Montoya-Deck Shriner Hall won Hood’s annual Policies for Dollars competition on Nov. 14, taking home the acclaimed Pink Spoon. At 7 p.m., students from each of the residence halls filed into Whitaker Campus […]
By: Ellie Cooper The end-of-semester concert for the Hood College String Ensemble will be held in Coffman Chapel on Dec. 5 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. “Like all of our ensembles, the String Ensemble […]
By: Ellie Cooper Course registration opens this week. Seniors will be able to register on Nov. 13, juniors on Nov. 14, sophomores on Nov. 15 and first-year students on Nov. 16. Nine new courses will […]
By Chris Nalley and Jacob Saylor Hood College fall sports teams are wrapping up after a disappointing season where all the teams but one finished with a losing record. Field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, tennis […]
by Aden Sievert Students from local high schools spent the day with Hood’s communication arts professors Friday, Nov. 3, at the college’s Second Annual High School Media Day. The event was planned by professor Brooke […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck The college has narrowed the search for a new dean of students to three candidates: Demetrius Johnson, former vice president at Bowie State University; Karl Koeppel, dean of students at Molloy University; and […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Hood’s annual Policies for Dollars competition, where residence halls compete against each other for a $1,000 prize, bragging rights and Hood’s fabled Pink Spoon, returns Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. In […]
By Amrit Brown and Janiel Suren About 100 Hood College students walked out of class in support of Palestine on Thursday. “I just came out to show for people who are being affected [by] what […]
By Sofia Montoya-Deck Women’s basketball is looking forward to a strong season under the leadership of new head coach DeRonte Polite. The team ended last year’s run with a losing record of 4-21 but has […]
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