Hood College, an independent, coeducational, liberal arts college in Frederick, Md., today announced the largest gift ever received in its 130-year history . Students at Hood will benefit from a record-breaking $54 million gift from The Hodson Trust, 100% of…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Hood College will host a portal March 19 through April 11 to connect students, faculty and staff with individuals from more than 12 countries on every continent. Operated by…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Three Hood College faculty members received promotions during the Board of Trustees meeting in March. Marisel Torres-Crespo, Ph.D., director of the Onica Prall Child Development Laboratory School, was promoted…
FREDERICK, Maryland—The first woman and first African American to be Librarian of Congress will be the speaker for Hood College’s combined undergraduate and graduate Commencement ceremony on May 19. Carla…
College campuses across the nation provide students with opportunities to grow and become the individuals they wish to be. They are often safe-havens and become so close-knit that they become…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Deaf writer John Cotter will speak at Hood College on March 6 about a world without sound. He will give his talk, titled “Losing Music,” at 6 p.m. in…
FREDERICK, Maryland—World-renowned pianist Santiago Rodriguez will be the guest artist at Hood College’s annual Carhart-Lester Guest Pianist Concert on March 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Brodbeck Music Hall. Rodriguez has…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Poet Elisa Gabbert will give a poetry reading and discuss the craft of poetry writing at Hood College on March 5 at 7 p.m. in the Marx Center. Gabbert…
FREDERICK, Maryland—The ceramic work of the late Don Reitz, an internationally renowned artist, will be on display in Hood College’s Whitaker Campus Center Gallery from March 2 through April 15…
FREDERICK, Maryland—The 2018 Hood College Juried Student Exhibition will be on display March 2-29 in the College’s Hodson Gallery in the Tatem Arts Center. The exhibit will feature the work…
FREDERICK, Maryland—Venezuelan professor Vicente Lecuna will visit Hood College on March 1 as a guest lecturer in two classes to share his expertise on urban planning and violence in Caracas…
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