Does Sally Rooney Still Have It? Intermezzo Review
Sally Rooney is an award-winning Irish novelist who writes contemporary fiction, primarily about romantic relationships, economic class, and how interpersonal relationships affect those around us. Both her novels Conversations with Friends and Normal People have been adapted into TV Shows,…
Goucher Dance Department Moves with George Staib: A Guest Artist’s Vision
This fall, excitement is building in Goucher’s Dance Department as resident guest artist George Staib takes the stage. Every semester, the department welcomes a new artist to mentor students, teach, and craft an original piece for the highly anticipated repertory…
My Mother’s Closet, and the Multitudes of Womanhood
Alongside the opening of I’ll Do It Tomorrow, the Goucher faculty art showcase, on September 19th, the exhibition My Mother’s Closet also opened its doors over at Rosenberg Gallery. Featuring the works of Emily Wisniewski, Dominique Zeltzman, Elena Volkova, Julia…
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 one of the largest free arts festival in the United States of America – was held on August…
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 Silber Art Galleries, as well as the Bond Exhibition Window. I’ll Do It Tomorrow, currently in the Silber…
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 the Eleanor Taylor Bland Crime Fiction Writers of Color Award, on campus to talk about her new book…
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 — “pronounced Karma because it guides our lives” — and a professor here at Goucher. Until recently, he…
Introducing Goucher’s Radio Theater: Listens to the Environment
The Repertoire Theater Production course (THE269) has established a new theatrical production, called the Radio Theater. Radio theater is a podcast-like production that involves listening to voice actors perform. So, instead of watching the performers act, the audience listens to…
Photo Gallery: Black Student Stance
The Black Student Stance happened on Friday, February 23 at 2:30 p.m.. For more context on this photo series, please read here.
Visual Storytelling: Campus Response to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Part 4)
This is Part 4. To read Part 3 of this developing photo essay series, click here. To read What We Know: How Different Groups are Responding to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Part 2), click here. To see photos without…
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