International Student Makes Mark at Hood
By Michaella Jiyun Kim “Hood is part of who I am right now,” senior Nilsa Gonzalez said. Nilsa M. Gonzalez, who came to theU.S.fromPanamain 2009 to get a higher education with a scholarship, kept saying […]
By Michaella Jiyun Kim “Hood is part of who I am right now,” senior Nilsa Gonzalez said. Nilsa M. Gonzalez, who came to theU.S.fromPanamain 2009 to get a higher education with a scholarship, kept saying […]
By Harris Smoak Saturday November 10th the Hodson Library did at tutorial showing students how to use End-Note 6. The program helps students organize their citations, and effectively manage documents. We learned how to do […]
Dear Awkward Advice, I’m excited to be heading home for Christmas, but I have changed a lot since first coming to college. I’m not sure that my parents will understand. Is there a way I […]
By Daniela Kuhr The cold season has approached us. So it’s getting more important to dress warmly. Layering is the key. I know layering is usually associated with not looking fashionable at all. However, it […]
By Raymond Rivera Hillel, or the Jewish Student Union, is a cultural organization at Hood College. This organization focuses on educating members of the community about the Jewish culture beyond the religious aspects in order […]
By Ana Filipovic Fifteen scholars were recently honored in the Davis United World College Scholars Reception. The second annual Davis United World College Scholars Reception was celebrated on the 10th of November, Saturday, in Whitaker […]
By Raymond Rivera Dan Jacobs, Class of 2014, runs both fall seasons as a member of the Hood College Cross Country team and spring for Track and Field. Jacobs joins Hood College from Hillsborough, New […]
By Nick Temple The 2012 Presidential debates—three in all—have now come and gone. Here’s a quick round-up of the high- (and low-) lights: Debate 1 (Oct. 3): Domestic Policy Moderator: PBS’ Jim Lehrer A […]
By Samantha Helmhold Each year, Hood College Chapter of Mortar Board sponsors an event known as, “Safe Harvest.” This is sponsored in order for the kids ofFrederickto have a safe and fun evening full of […]
By Kimberlyn Bennett and Stacey Axler Leslie Chang, the author of the novel “Factory Girls: From Village to City in a Changing China,” held a keynote address in Hodson Auditorium on Oct. 24 to discuss her novel. […]
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