By Elena Rowe// The Downtown Frederick community is ready for some COVID restrictions to lift in the next few months, and events that tourists and residents know and love will be back. “First Saturday”, a […]
By Maddie Garvis// The fear and stress college students, and all people, are experiencing during this pandemic could have long-term impacts. “People have lost the sense of safety we’ve always had,” Dean of Chapel Beth […]
By Dorian Young// Summer break is about four weeks away and although COVID-19 is still around, that doesn’t mean students can’t still enjoy their time off. Below are some recommended indoor and outdoor summer activities. […]
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By Maddie Garvis// The Hood College Dance Ensemble held an outdoor concert for their family members on April 24 after posting an online petition directed toward the administration to allow them to do so. The […]
By Genesis Lemus// There is no doubt that this season has been difficult for Hood’s student athletes, yet Cailyn Barthlow’s love of softball has not changed. As a junior, Barthlow has a lot on her […]
By Christopher Garrett Frederick County’s health department reports 1 in 4 residents are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The number of vaccinated people has doubled since March 19. As Maryland has opened vaccinations at an advanced schedule, all residents aged 16 […]
By Braden Weinel// Hood College announced on Monday, April 12, that multiple athletic teams will be given a one-week suspension due to a large gathering on Saturday night. The gathering was hosted off-campus by […]
By Elena Rowe// The French, German and Spanish language houses will relocate to the new residence hall in the fall semester. The French house opened after WWII in 1946 and the Spanish house opened in […]
By Dorian Young Two additional crimes, along with four crimes and a power outage from March, have occurred on campus during the first week of April, according to the Office of Campus Safety. Below is […]
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