Birth Control in Puerto Rico: The Pill’s Dark History
Although the pill allows American women to feel more in control of their body, many do not realize the dark history behind … Keep Reading
The Indictments: A Briefing
On Monday October 30th, Robert Mueller’s investigation into the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia made its first indictments public. Paul Manafort, Rick … Keep Reading
CDO Student Profile: Brett Rapkin-Citrenbaum
STUDENT PROFILE: Brett Rapkin-Citrenbaum CDO: We’re talking to Brett Rapkin-Citrenbaum, class of 2020. Brett, let’s start out on a serious note. What … Keep Reading
The CDO’s Etiquette Dinner
Do you like food, learning, and networking? If your answer is yes, which I am sure it is, the Career Development Office’s … Keep Reading
Public Safety Blotter October 7-20th, 2017
Alcohol/Drug • Students smoking marijuana in residence in Welsh set off fire alarm • Two searches conducted after receiving anonymous reports of … Keep Reading
“The Sun and Her Flowers” Review
Rupi Kaur released her book The Sun and Her Flowers on October 3rd, 2017. I was filled with excitement because she is … Keep Reading
Students Mobilize to Defend DACA
Following the White House announcement to repeal the Deferred Action for Childhood Arivals Program (DACA), a group of Goucher students gathered outside … Keep Reading
Hate Graffiti: What can Goucher do about it?
“Hate is alive every single day,” LeBron James said after one of his homes was vandalized with hate graffiti. “No matter how … Keep Reading
The CDO’s Weekly Coffee Chats
As we kick off a new academic year, it is yet another opportunity for us to further prepare for our future careers. … Keep Reading
Public Safety Incident Reports September 9, 2017- September 22, 2017
Alcohol/Drug Party broken up in Dulaney – underage alcohol use Students found in possession of drug paraphernalia, marijuana, alcohol, and tampered … Keep Reading