The Way to a Convoluted America’s Heart is Through the Stomach
For the older more metropolitan foodie generation of our parents and older cousins, David Chang may be a familiar name because of his restaurants, most notably Momofuku and NoodleBar. For us Millenials/GenZ-ers, David Chang is a bit more well-known because…
Goucher Students Published in Charm City Stories
On Friday, April 6th, Charm City Stories, Baltimore’s first student literary and art magazine of mental and physical health, will release its first publication. The magazine will feature the work of at least four Goucher students: Donché Golder, Natasha Hubatsek,…
Events in Baltimore (March 17th – March 30th)
Events in Baltimore (March 17th – March 30th) KEY: * 18+ ** 21+ March 17 Santa Librada album release party w/ Gateway to Hell and Holy Fingers at The Windup Space Kurt Deemer Band, Cancled Stamps, Divining Rod, The…
The Poetry Corner
This semester, the Kratz Center for Creative Writing is sponsoring a series of events entitled “Poetry as Community.” In conjunction with this theme, the Q has asked student poets to write about poets whose work they appreciate, to send in…
Goucher Poets: Donché Golder
As a part of this semester’s theme of community, the Kratz Center for Creative writing is sponsoring a series called “Poetry as Community,” bringing local poets to campus to build new connections. To add to this conversation of poetry as…
Meet the Band: Cries for Help
How much do you know about the Goucher music scene? Do you know about any of the bands here at Goucher? A few days ago, I had the opportunity to interview John Eng-Wong to talk about his band Cries for…
Do We Really Want to Live Forever?
If you’ve spent any amount of time with me in the past couple of weeks, I’ve probably tried to get you to watch Altered Carbon—a new cyberpunk noir murder-mystery based on Richard K. Morgan’s novel of the same name that…
Poetry as Community
It is not so frequent an event that speakers are introduced as having created oceans. Oceans with “clear and clean water,” into which one can be submersed, “with no part left dry.” On Thursday, February 15th, poets Airea D. Matthews…
Throne of Glass: A Review
Like every Young Adult Fantasy novel these days, Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas has it all: a swashbuckling teen heroine who’s lived through more travesties in her eighteen years of existence than most people have in one lifetime;…
Readings in Baltimore (March 1st – March 16th)
UPCOMING READINGS IN THE AREA (through March 16) For more information: http://www.theivybookshop.com/event Thursday, March 1: Eric Puchner In Conversation With Nate Brown: Last Day On Earth BIRD IN HAND Tuesday, March 6: Giles Milton: Churchill’s Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare: The…
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