
Project: OUT Encourages Openness
By: Stacey Axler Over 60 Hood students and faculty members came out on Oct. 13 to support Project: OUT, a mission created by a Hood graduate student that offers an outlet for the LGBT community. […]
By: Stacey Axler Over 60 Hood students and faculty members came out on Oct. 13 to support Project: OUT, a mission created by a Hood graduate student that offers an outlet for the LGBT community. […]
By: Catherine Collins Hood’s course release policy, which allows professors a decreased courseload when holding a leadership position, is currently under revision by Dr. Katherine Conway-Turner, provost and vice-president of academic affairs. Release time refers […]
By: Catherine Collins All members of next year’s incoming freshman class will receive an iPad, due to the recent decision to extend the pilot program in order to more accurately assess the technology’s effectiveness, according […]
David Shipler presented his new book at a lecture on Sept. 20. Photo by Stacey Axler By Stacey Axler Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David K. Shipler came to Hood on Sept. 20 to give a […]
By Catherine Collins Freshmen Sarah Tapscott, Olivia Kibbe, and Karley Reigel look at an iPad. Photo by Elaheh Eghbal Five weeks into the pilot year for the iPad program, there are varying opinions on the […]
By Stacey Axler This year, the Hood Student Government Association (SGA) is striving to become more accessible to the student body in order to present an open forum for ideas and activities posed in the […]
By Catherine Collins A documentary entitled “The Beauty Academy of Kabul,” which tells the stories of women inAfghanistan’s capital after the fall of the Taliban, will be shown on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. in […]
By Stacey Axler Photo by Elaheh Eghbal October is right around the corner, and with the fall semester reaching the midterm mark, freshman students have experienced a number of Hood traditions so far – except […]
By Stacey Axler Travis Eichelberger, left, stands with fellow Area Coordinators. Photo courtsey of Alfreda Nuwdsa In addition to the campus-wide renovations and new courses introduced over the summer, the college has received several new […]
By Laura Morton A documentary about Muslim children competing in an event that challenges their knowledge of the Koran will be the first event to kick off this year’s colloquium series on Sep. 27 at […]
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