Goucher Students Bring Perspective to New Walters Museum Exhibit
This April the Walters Art Museum of Baltimore debuted their new exhibit, Across Asia: Arts of Asia and the Islamic World. The exhibition features three new galleries, each focused on a different region: East Asia, South and Southeast Asia, and…
Goucher Debuts 21st Annual Student Art Showcase
The 21st-Annual Goucher College Student Art Showcase debuted this week in the Rosenberg Gallery, displaying the hard work and endless creativity of the Goucher College studentry. From silent films to stained glass, the new exhibit contains a wide range of…
Goucher Cribs: Inside the Dorm Room of Amita Chatterjee and Dom McKinney
Tucked away behind Trustees and the First-Year Village sits Sondheim House, a quiet and cozy 2-story dormitory populated with up-to-four person suites. The recent warm spring weather makes the stone wall surrounding Sondheim a pleasant place to sit and admire…
Increased Surveillance and Potential Police Presence Raise Questions About Goucher’s Values (Analysis)
A community-wide email detailing new security measures being implemented on campus was sent by Erik Thompson, Goucher’s Vice President of Campus Operations on January 20. The email cited last semester’s discovery of vandalism including racist, anti-Black graffiti as the reason…
Goucher to Maintain Current Cannabis Policies Post-Legalization
This past November, Marylanders voted in favor of a constitutional amendment that would legalize the use and possession of marijuana by people twenty-one years of age or older. The new law will go into effect on July 1st of this…
The Independent Music Club is Bringing Much-Needed Liveliness, Culture to Goucher’s Campus: An Interview with Jandro Clemente and Elie Siegal
It’s just like any other Friday night on Goucher’s campus: calm, quiet, and sparsely populated. Take a walk around the Loop, and you’ll probably run into all of Goucher’s usual suspects–handfuls of other students also wandering, perhaps some deer, maybe…
We Care: Works by Corita Kent is a force of positivity on Goucher’s campus
This semester, Goucher’s Silber Art Gallery presents We Care: Works by Corita Kent, a vibrant collection of serigraphs from nun, teacher, political activist, and unsung hero of the 1960s pop art movement, Corita Kent. Frances Elizabeth Kent was born on…
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