Author Margaret Atwood Shares Her Wit And Wisdom With The Goucher Community
On Friday, April 12, Goucher held the 2024 Meyerhoff Lecture, hosted by esteemed Canadian author Margaret Atwood. Atwood has written over fifty … Keep Reading
Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller Headlines Women In Leadership Panel
On March 6, 2024, Goucher hosted the Myra Berman Kurtz ’66 Seminar Women In Leadership Panel Discussion in the Hyman Forum, kicking … Keep Reading
Former White House Reporter Yamiche Alcindor Gives Lecture To Commemorate The End Of Black History Month
“In today’s ever-changing political landscape, Yamiche Alcindor has become a go-to voice for covering issues that affect Democrats and Republicans alike.” Jasmine … Keep Reading
Gophers on the Campaign Trail: A Profile of the Upcoming Presidential Candidates
Within just a couple of weeks, Goucher will be electing a new president for the Student Government Association (SGA). The SGA, which … Keep Reading
Goucher Students Weigh In On Concerns Over Campus Safety Communications
As the year progresses, one of several concerns raised by Goucher students has been the speed and urgency at which the Office … 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
Goucher’s Transition To Workday Is Met With Cautious Optimism
Goucher’s long-awaited transition to Workday has finally arrived. After more than a year of planning and a veritable deluge of emails hyping … Keep Reading
Goucher Enrollment Slowly But Surely Recovers From Pandemic-Era Low Point
Like many other small liberal arts schools, Goucher has been suffering a notable decline in enrollment over the past few years. Much … 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