Poetry as Community
It is not so frequent an event that speakers are introduced as having created oceans. Oceans with “clear and clean water,” into … Keep Reading
A Sweet Treat
The Scoop on an Ice Cream Stall in Baltimore Where Six Alumae/i and Students Happen to Work The bustling upscale “food hall” … Keep Reading
First Years Spraypaint Drains to Prevent Pollution
Earlier this semester, you might have seen groups of people huddling around storm drains, gazing intensely at the pavement. This was probably … Keep Reading
High Number of Goucher Grads Teach for America
This past year, Goucher was among the top colleges and universities to contribute new members to the Teach For America 2017 corps. … Keep Reading
CERT: A Team That’s There to Help
After the recent natural disasters in the news, you might be wondering–what is Goucher doing to prepare for natural disasters and other … Keep Reading
CERT: A Team That’s There To Help
After all the recent natural disasters, you might be wondering–what is Goucher doing to prepare for natural disasters and other emergencies? And … Keep Reading
Where The Money Goes: A Budget Update
On Wednesday, April 5th, the Goucher Student Government (GSG) held a Budget Update in an attempt to inform students about the college’s … Keep Reading
Goucher Professors Discuss the Evironmental Protection Agency
Madeline St. John, News Editor February 25th, 2017 When the EPA came into existence in 1970, during Nixon’s administration, it was backed by … Keep Reading
Argentina, Abroad, and American-ness: A Reflection
Madeline St. John, News Editor February 15th, 2017 I never thought more about what it means to “be American” than I did while … Keep Reading
“Picturing Frederick Douglass”: A lecture
Madeline St. John, News Editor February 15th, 2017 At a recent Black History Month event, Donald Trump stated, amidst other comments, “Frederick … Keep Reading