People of Color Disproportionately Affected by Climate Change
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Louisiana. The horrific hurricane killed at least 1,833 people and annihilated homes, schools, stores, … Keep Reading
Why Zumba?
Peering through the 60 students drenched in sweat and the steamed-up mirrors of the multipurpose room in the Sports & Recreation Center, … Keep Reading
WiFi: An Ultimate Guide for the Best Connection
photo credit: Goucher College IT Welcome back to Goucher! As the semester starts, we are all getting re-adjusted to early mornings and … Keep Reading
Lounging with the CEO’s Career Mentors While Writing Resumes and Cover Letters
Every Tuesday from 6-8 p.m., the Career Education Office’s two Career Mentors transform the couches by the laptop kiosk on the third … Keep Reading
Hidden Places on Campus
We all have places around campus that we enjoy to hide out in and be by ourselves. Many times, I don’t like … Keep Reading
The Mary Gaitskill Reading: Navigating the Twisted
On Tuesday, October 16 at 8 p.m., renowned writer Mary Gaitskill stood on the stage of the Hyman Forum behind a wooden … Keep Reading
A Rocky Horror Picture Show
At least one hundred students were sitting outside of Merrick Lecture Hall Friday night, October 26th. Anticipation went through everyone as they … Keep Reading
The Labyrinth: A Place of Peace for Stressed Out Students
When someone finds a spot that they consider a hidden gem, they might be compelled to tell everyone they know, but something … Keep Reading
2018 Baltimore NEDA Walk: Hope, Strength, Recovery
The National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA) is a “nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by eating disorders.” NEDA’s vision … Keep Reading
First-Year Village: Too Much of a Bubble?
Three years ago, the First Year Village was just an idea in the minds of students, faculty, staff, and administration. The first … Keep Reading