In The Spotlight: Honoring Black Dance at Goucher
The relationship between Black History and dance is rooted in resilience, expression, andcultural preservation. Black Africans carried their native dances to North, Central, and SouthAmerica, as well as the Caribbean, during the Transatlantic slave trade in the 1500s. Dancebecame a…
Rainbows at Goucher
As I walked up the front stairs of Van Meter on Friday February 14th, 2025, I took in the many beautiful rainbows that naturally form there. Some were faded, others bright and proud. Some were broken, some solid. Most were…
Ear Buds: Black History Edition
Hello! It’s just Aniya for this special edition of Ear Buds – this month we’re celebrating Black musical history by looking at all the accomplishments that Black creatives have had over the years in every genre. This is by no…
Dickin’ Around: An Investigation of the Penis Drawing
Two circles and an elongated u-shape, maybe even line detail for hair and a sag if you’re more artistic—a universal image for people when they’re left with a whiteboard marker in an unattended classroom. The most popular graffiti image: the…
Forgotten Students: The Commuter’s Struggle
When I first started my journey as a commuter student at Goucher, I was excited to have the freedoms that come with living off campus while still experiencing the community advertised at Goucher. Goucher had been advertised to me as…
Senator Salaries Slashed: A Response
I write the following opinion piece as a concerned student, not as a senator, as I cannot represent SGA on this matter. Facing the dire prospect of exhausting the Student Government Association (SGA) funds before 2026, the SGA enacted its…
2024 Election: How is Goucher Feeling, and What Can We Do?
November 5th, 2024 is considered one of the most important election days in United States history. The Presidential Election is a day where Americans have the right to have their voices heard and determine who will be the represented face…
Senators’ Wages Cut as SGA Compensates for Financial Decline
Reporting by Olivia Barnes, ‘27 Edited by RAR, ‘27 Produced by Jimy Kuhn, ‘27 A Note (11/24): The transcript indicates that the entire executive branch is limited to 15 hours a week, while the president is limited to 12 hours a…
Polyamorous Vampires? Yes Please! Silver Under Nightfall Review
If you are looking for a fantasy book with court political intrigue, vampires, and a lot of action, then Silver Under Nightfall by Rin Chupeco is the book for you. This novel follows Remy Pendergast, a Reaper who is unfortunately…
Ear Buds: A Scarily Fun Tuesday Night Playlist!
Hi, we’re Tess and Aniya, and we KNOW it’s not Halloween anymore, but this ISN’T a Halloween Playlist! Halloween is like the Met Gala for monsters: they all get dressed up in their most gruesome, most frightening gear and step…
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