
Serving Up Sustainability
Hood alums are reshaping the way we grow, distribute and prepare food.
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Hood alums are reshaping the way we grow, distribute and prepare food.
A glimpse into the bygone Campus Club.
After being razed, Halfway Cemetery was neglected for decades. Today, Hood faculty, students and community volunteers are tackling identification and cleanup of this lost African American burial ground near Hagerstown, Maryland. We talked with David Hixson, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor of art and archaeology, and James Locke ’23, president of Hood’s student archaeology club about their efforts.
Hood College is proud to announce the completion of “ Forging the Future: The Campaign for Hood College ,” with…
Hood College has once again placed on the “Best Colleges” list while also being named to three additional notable lists…
Hood College Director of Leadership Giving Emily Wise VanderWoude, CFRE, has been named to The Daily Record’s 2023 Leading Women…
Hood College is proud to announce that Jennifer Cooper, DNP, was named as one of six new liaisons to the…
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