
More Than History | 30 Years of African American Studies at Hood
The feature story from Hood Magazine's fall 2024 issue, celebrating 30 years of African American studies at Hood.

Hood Magazine is published twice a year for Hood College alumni, friends, parents, students, faculty and staff by the Office of Marketing and Communications. From inspiring alumni stories to expert insights from faculty on timely topics to student and athletic achievements, the Magazine strives to capture the spirit of Hood.
This issue of Hood Magazine celebrates the many ways a Hood education is truly worth the work. From hands-on research and meaningful internships to faculty mentorship and close-knit community traditions, discover "26 Reasons Why Your Hood Education Is Worth the Work"—and how these experiences shape thoughtful leaders, engaged citizens and compassionate professionals.
Discover what makes the Hood experience meaningful, memorable and worth the work.

Bold Hope. Bright Future. This issue celebrates a historic moment for Hood College as we mark the inauguration of our 12th president, Debbie Ricker, Ph.D. Discover her story, her leadership and her vision for Hood’s next chapter. Plus, relive the excitement of inauguration day through photos and reflections, along with campus highlights, Class News and more.
See how the Hood community is shaping a bold future—and making it worth the work every step of the way.
Past issues are available online.

The feature story from Hood Magazine's fall 2024 issue, celebrating 30 years of African American studies at Hood.

Could The Hodson Trust's legacy of giving to Hood have started with a cookie recipe?

On Oct. 24, 2022, Alyssa Taylor ’23 made history as the first Hood College student to speak at the United Nations Headquarters as part of UN Day.
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