Public Safety Blotter Oct 27th – Nov 3rd, 2017
Fire Safety • Accidental fire alarm in Probst x2, Robinson x2 Injury /Medical Emergency • Three students transported to the hospital for … Keep Reading
Brother
We used to play in the woods behind our grandparents’ house, sticking our hands out to brush against the mossy trees, finding … Keep Reading
What They Should Teach Us in High School
You often find many students in high school and college saying “When are we going to use this stuff in real life?”. … Keep Reading
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