By Chelsey Leydecker// Hood professor Terry Scott recently published “Seattle Sports: Play, Identity, and Pursuit in the Emerald City,” a book highlighting the history of sports in Seattle. The book is part of an award-winning series produced by […]
By Braden Weinel// The Hood College biology department will offer a new major in sustainability studies starting this spring. Drew Ferrier, the director of the Center for Coastal and Watershed Studies, said that Hood will […]
By Hannah Armstrong// Over two years ago, a newly hired athletic director entered Hood’s athletic department, eager to start a position that became her passion, even though it may not have been where she pictured herself […]
By Braden Weinel// The Hood College esports coach stepped down from his position on Saturday, Oct. 10. Chris Leonard, the former head coach of the varsity esports team at Hood, gave notice to the college last […]
By Braden Weinel// A first-year men’s lacrosse player at Hood College received the Bob Scott award for his leadership and work ethic upon his arrival at Hood. Logan Rhoads recieved a call from his high […]
By Maddie Garvis// Hood education majors are coping with changes in their student teaching internships this semester, as Frederick County Public Schools have switched to virtual learning. Paula Gordon, Hood’s professional development schools director and […]
By Genesis Lemus Former Hood College student and lacrosse player Walter DeBruin died on Sept. 6 from an acute asthma attack. DeBruin last attended Hood in spring 2020, according to an email sent by President […]
By Jessica Ramcharran// Eight long-time faculty members left the Hood community this summer and the college welcomed 10 new faculty members. The departures came as Hood offered a retirement incentive in face of the challenges […]
Hood College’s director of Residence Life and Student Conduct, Matt Troutman, has announced he is leaving the college. […]
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