We Care: Works by Corita Kent is a force of positivity on Goucher’s campus
This semester, Goucher’s Silber Art Gallery presents We Care: Works by Corita Kent, a vibrant collection of serigraphs from nun, teacher, political … Keep Reading
Relocation of Post Office Draws Mixed Reception
Goucher’s Spring 2022 decision to move the campus’ Post Office from its previous location in Dorsey Center to the Facilities, Management, and … Keep Reading
A Comeback for Goucher Student Government?: A Profile of Newly Appointed Student Government President Ty’lor Schnella
Written By: Whittaker Miller On August 30th, Derrick Burnette ‘22 announced his resignation as President of Goucher Student Government (GSG), close on … Keep Reading
A Brief Reflection on Christine Krieger
Written By: Rory Sweeting On September 2nd, Goucher saw the departure of Associate Director of New Student programsChristine Krieger. Krieger, a graduate … Keep Reading
Goucher Still Lily-White Teach-In Series Continues
By Neve Levinson ’21 and Jake Pellett ’24 Since its founding over fifty years ago, Goucher’s Black Student Union (GBSU) has published … Keep Reading
An Interview with Aarika Camp
Conducted by Jibril Howard ’22 and Neve Levinson ‘21 On July 9th, Goucher announced the appointment of Aarika Camp Ph.D. as the … Keep Reading
I Will Not Buy Upvotes
By Marquis Kurt ‘22 Getting exposure on a project you’ve worked for long is a gratifying and difficult process. Marketing takes time … Keep Reading
An Interview with Juan Hernandez
Conducted by Jibril Howard ’22 In an August 28th email to the Goucher Community, Kent announced the appointment of Juan Hernandez as … Keep Reading
But Are We Filipino Or Not? Celebrating Filipino-American Heritage Month
By Mich Rouse ’24 & Jibril Howard ’22 In October 2009, Congress passed House Resolution 780 officially designating October as Filipino-American Heritage … Keep Reading
Comedy, Tragedy, and “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend”
By Madeline Tredway ’24 I don’t think there’s anything I could say about the 2020 pandemic that hasn’t been done to death. … Keep Reading