I’ll Do It Tomorrow: A Fitting Start for the Season
The fall exhibition season for Goucher kicked off last Thursday, September 19th, with the opening of two exhibitions in both Rosenberg and … Keep Reading
Summer Recap: Artscape 2024 In Photos
Hosted by the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA) and has entered its 40th season, Artscape 2024 – heralded as … Keep Reading
Taming Adaptation: Tips from an Under-qualified Fan
Growing up Demi-God Think of a story, any story that you love to revisit over and over. The one that you return … Keep Reading
Insectoid Invasion on Goucher’s Campus
Goucher has a problem. Well, it has many problems, but there’s one in particular that I want to talk about in this … Keep Reading
A Peek at the Mystery Genre with Maria Melendez Kelson
As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month and this year’s visiting author series, the Kratz Center invited Maria Melendez Kelson, winner of … Keep Reading
Anti-zionism vs. Antisemitism: A Bystander’s Inquiry & Where Goucher Falls
* Disclaimer: The Quindecim editorial team has made a rare exemption to allow this writer to publish without their full name, due … Keep Reading
Choreographer Profile: Chris Law
By Tess Seibert Christopher Law (he/him) has been dancing for around 25 years; he is co-director of DMV artistic collective Project ChArma … Keep Reading
A Look into Slow Time from Professor Antje Rauwerda
By Jaiden Johnson On April 12th, the Kratz Center hosted a reading of Slow Time, a novel written by one of Goucher’s … Keep Reading
Goucher Students Hold Walkout For Palestine, Threatened With Administrative Action
By Olivia Barnes and Sam Rose Students skipped class to perform a sit-in on April 29th demanding administrative action concerning Goucher College’s … Keep Reading
Exploring Athletes’ Motivations: Why Goucher Athletes Choose to Play at the Division Three Level
Written By: Imani Ward *This article is a student submission from COM 142 News and Reporting with Dr. David Zurawik* National Division … Keep Reading