Study abroad programs coordinator Kate Emory finished her final day April 4 after almost five years of work at Hood College. “It was exciting to work here,” Emory said. She left Hood for a position […]
An honors seminar class conducted a webcam discussion with Canadian author Lori Shenher April 4. The students of Professor Teresa Bean’s HON 470: Investigating Serial Killers class interviewed Shenher via Skype about his book “That […]
After being closed for more than a year for renovations, the Tatem Arts building opened for spring semester classes. Students now have a new moot courtroom, archaeology lab, 16-computer Mac lab and studios for senior […]
By Jeanne Robinson The Delta Alpha Pi honor society hosted their second disability panel discussion on Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. to address what it is like to have a disability and teach those with […]
By Jeanne Robinson While people traditionally view Valentine’s Day as a day for couples to express their love for each other, those single on the fated Feb. 14 can, and should, feel the love as […]
By Jeanne Robinson There is a measles outbreak in the United States, and the health center is prepared for anyone on campus who contracts the virus, according to the Director of Health Resources. Hood College […]
By Jeanne Robinson While most Hood students went home for their Spring Break, some used their week of free time for mission work in North Carolina, Florida and around Frederick with the Alternative Spring Break […]
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