Pro-Palestine Demonstrations Make Their Mark at Goucher’s Alumni Weekend
Saturday, April 20th–As alumni rolled in through the front gates of Goucher’s campus, the first thing they saw was a group of … Keep Reading
Racist, Anti-Black Graffiti Found in Van Meter Hall Restrooms
Featured Image: Van Meter Hall. | PC: Mich Rouse ’24 This is a developing news story. We will update as information becomes … Keep Reading
On-Campus Student Dining Options (Alice’s Restaurant Closed, Student Market Open Longer)
An email titled “Spring 2024 Announcement – Expansion of Student Market Dining Offerings” was sent by the Office of Student Affairs to … Keep Reading
WHAT WE KNOW: How Different Groups are Responding to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Part 2)
Featured Image: Flyers in the Mary Fisher lobby. PC: Mich Rouse ’24 By Cal Brown ’24 & Mich Rouse ’24 To read … Keep Reading
Parasites Found in Goucher Water (here’s what we know)
On September 29, the Goucher community received an email from Erik Thompson,VP for Campus Operations, informing us about parasites. Many of us … Keep Reading
What the 4% Tuition Increase Means for Goucher Students
A 4% tuition spike, $50 increase in the student activity fee, and a slew of changes to housing logistics and prices were … Keep Reading
Gopher Hole Opening Pushed Back to Fall 2023
After several years of on and off repairs, the Gopher Hole, a room in the lower levels of Mary Fisher once used … Keep Reading
Goucher To Hold First Gala Since 2019
After a three-year-long absence, the Goucher community is once again holding its annual Gala, this year with an Enchanted Forest theme. A … Keep Reading
As Campus Safety Concerns Rise, Faculty Aim to Prioritize Student Input
The discovery of anti-Black graffiti in Heubeck-Gamble Residence Hall, and a general uptick in vandalism on campus, sparked deliberations from various stakeholders … Keep Reading
First Floor Windows on Stimson Boarded Up, Presaging Goucher’s Plan for Building
As Goucher’s student body returned from winter break, some began noticing that most of the windows of the long-vacant Stimson Hall had … Keep Reading