Portraits, Masucci

Jackie Mangogna working in the clay studio in the Tatem Arts Center.
Mangogna is a studio arts minor at Hood College.

Jackie Mangogna showing off her new olympic poster.
Mangogna is an avid follower of the olympics and olympic history.

Jackie Mangogna in her decorated room. Jackie's room has a wide variety of track memorabilia.

Jackie Mangogna posing with some of her all conference track awards. Jackie is a runner on Hood College's track team and has won numerous all conference honors in the heptathlon and the pentathlon.

Portraits, Abdelrady

Justin Callas looks over his previous shots within Downtown Frederick. The weather was clear and perfect for a night shoot.

Justin Callas warms up at Pizza Pretzel after shooting during the winter night. The local pizza shop is a town favorite.

Justin Callas looks towards the newly renovated apartments overlooking Carroll Creek. With gorgeous lighting as well as scenery, the strip was a goldmine for photographers.

Justin Callas within his natural habitat. The lighting illuminating off of the creek added a mysterious aspect to the photo that only B&W would achieve. 

Portrait, Ricci

Abbie Griffin doing her microbiology homework on her bed. Abbie is reading and taking notes. 

Abbie Griffin sitting at her desk in her dorm room. Abbie is reading her microbiology book, and fixing her glasses.

Abbie Griffin standing in a gazebo in Baker park. Abbie is looking at a dog playing fetch with his owner. 

Abbie Griffin in Baker park. Sitting at the bottom of a tree laughing.

Portraits, Cook

PHOTOS OF: Cameron Esposito

BY: Tyler Cook

Cameron Esposito winding up to hit the Spikeball into the net.

Cameron is an ambassador for Spikeball and is always ready for action.

Cameron setting up a game of Spikeball.

Cameron in action about to spike the ball onto the net.

Cameron spends his afternoons on the quad at Hood College playing his ukulele. 

Cameron swinging his new 2017 Rawlings Quatro baseball bat. Cameron plays center field for the Hood College Blazers.

Campus Life, Hong

Arriving early to a relatively empty campus and heading to class.

Relaxing and eating lunch in Whitaker Commons between classes as students can be seen leaving Hobson and heading into the commons.

Leaving my last class of the day from Marx as many students come and go from the Chapel, Coblentz Hall and the Alumnae building. 

Campus Life, wisniewski

Tyler Royer helps classmates with their Graphic Design assignments before class starts.  

The Hood banner hangs visible to anyone walking through Whitaker. The class banners were removed last semester due to safety concerns. 

BenBen fixes a light in the Whitaker commuter lounge after a wild game of "flip the bottle". 

Campus Life, Kendall

Student life as a commuter on hood campus is very different from those who live on campus. The sights and experiences are much different. Seeing the sunrise or sunset while driving to campus is always a welcome sight. 

Melissa Dryman patiently works on her graphics design homework in her Graphics Design III class.  

Dedicated to his education, Tyler Royer writes notes for his class.  

While there is parking throughout campus, there is not as many which would be preferred, but a space can always be acquired.  

A gazebo can be found in the center of Hood College where students walk through daily and will meet up.