Hood College

By Rachel Sell// Designs for the renovation of Brodbeck Hall, Hood’s oldest and reportedly most-haunted building, will  soon be complete, over a year after the building caught fire as a result of a lightning strike. […]

By Dee Richardson// For those seeking spooky activities this fall in Frederick, consider the Historic District Ghost Tour of Frederick. The ghost tour is Maryland’s oldest operating ghost tour, celebrating 23 years of operation. The tickets are $9 for children, age 8 to 12 and $15 for adults. […]

By Charlotte Hartner// Hood held an animal blessing for students’ and community members’ pets on Wednesday, Oct. 12. The event celebrated the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals. “It’s […]

Halloween Safety// By Sullivan McGee With Halloween approaching, Hood Campus Safety encourages caution to both students and community members. For trick-or-treating, including the Safe Harvest in the Hood community, Chief of Security Thurmond Maynard suggests […]

By Cameron Day// Halloween is a season that haunts some and humors others. One thing bewildering aspect of Halloween is how people will pay to get scared. I got the privilege to do that at […]

By Braden Weinel// The new Halloween movie released on Oct. 14 puts an end to the series as well as an end to my high expectations. “Halloween Ends” was a disappointing watch. The main reason […]

By Sullivan McGee// Campus Safety has noticed and issued tickets for many parking violations since the start of the 2022 academic year. Recently, Campus Safety received several complaints from faculty and staff about students parking […]

By Dee Richardson// This fall semester offers a class to first-year students called FYS 101: Conspiracy Theories, Urban Legends and Moral Panics. The first-year seminar is taught by research librarian Jessica Hammack. The class includes […]