Letter from an Editor-in-Chief, September 2020
Welcome to week three of the most distanced semester of college any of us have ever experienced. Black lives matter. Black Goucher students’ lives matter. Black trans lives matter. That is the most important message I can share with you…
Goucher’s Identity and Moving Forward
I took Peace Studies 124: Being Human my second semester on campus. As part of the course, we spent a lot of time discerning and reflecting on our values on both individual and group levels. With this, we also grappled…
Staffing Cuts Across College Go Into Effect
Tuesday, November 12 was a big day on campus. Two main issues came into the foreground in a startlingly direct way: the Administrative Services Review and the shift from Public Safety to a new Campus Safety privately contracted to Gardaworld,…
What’s up with the President? Part I of II: An Interview with New Goucher College President Kent Devereaux
President Kent Deveraux began as Goucher’s President on July 1, 2019. Students heard news of the announcement on June 13 through an email sent by Ruth Shapiro Lenrow ’74, who serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees. Goucher…
President Devereaux Fields Questions in Anti-Vaccination Town Hall
In a June 19 article for the Washington Post, Lena H. Sun and Amy Brittain lay out the donation history of couple Lisa and Bernard Selz of, New York City, New York in relation to growing anti-vaccination, also known as…
Check it Out: New Free Store Now Open!
It’s official! The new Free Store is OPEN! Gavin Stewart ‘21, shared with The Quindecim last Monday that he has “been enlightened by Brett [Rapkin-Citrenbaum ‘20,]’s dream and idea of a year-long Free Store.” Stewart described the purpose of a…
News Corner With Neve: Official Stimson Shutdown, Earth Week, and the Reemergence of The Preface
If you’re looking for ways to reconnect with the earth in time for April 22nd, GESAC has you covered! The group has created ten programs (pictured) to help unleash the inner green thumb that all gophers are known for having….
GIT (Goucher Improv Troupe) Wins BIG at Tournament and More: News Corner with Neve
On March 27 at 8:30 p.m., the GIT (Goucher Improv Troupe) took the stage at March Mayhem. Subtitled “The BIG College Improv Competition,” this tournament featured four colleges battling to see who could win over their audience most effectively through…
News Corner With Neve
Ground was broken on the Evelyn Dyke Schroedl ’62 Tennis Center on Friday, March 1. The soil used for the groundbreaking is still in the parking lot next to Alcock. As announced in a January 14 email to the campus…
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