FREDERICK, Md., – Hood College is proud to announce that Debbie Ricker, Ph.D., has been appointed as the College’s 12th president. Ricker brings more than 30 years of experience as a published scientist, trusted administrator and higher education leader. At…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Four finalists competed in the inaugural Hood College Business Pitch Competition last week, and alumna Chelsea Young won with her business idea, MOD Nutrition, a meal prep and nutrition…
FREDERICK, Maryland—The second annual Green Neighbor Festival will take place May 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Culler Lake in Baker Park, and the schedule of events has…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Hood College will hold two senior studio art exhibits in the next month. From April 26 through May 6, the work of Corissa Collins and Gabriela Rivas will be…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Hood College will host an evening of storytelling May 2 at 7 p.m. in the Avalon Theatre in Tatem Arts Center. This is Hood’s third “True Story! Storytelling” event…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Hood College and Frederick Memorial Hospital are partnering for the second annual community resource garden to grow produce for local Frederick families, veterans and senior citizens in need. The…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Eight Hood College students attended the annual Maryland Student Legislature simulation in Annapolis April 13-15, and two won awards. Freshman Jacob Keith won Best Delegate, and junior Brielle Rozmus…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Hood College will hold its first ever business pitch competition April 26 at 6:30 p.m. in Hodson Auditorium in Rosenstock Hall. Four finalists have been selected to present their…
EAP 500; Advanced English for Academic Purposes, is one of the most important base classes designed solely for the international students at Hood College. Taught by Dr. Donald Wright, Associate…
By Meg DePanise ’15 Twenty-eight years after the first “Liberation of the Black Mind” conference, Liberation remains one of the most vital celebrations on Hood’s campus. The student-run operation, which…
FREDERICK, Maryland—More than 110 fifth-grade students from Monocacy Elementary School will visit Hood College on April 20 for the second phase of a partnership project that started in the fall…
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