The Office of Accessibility Services (OAS)
Goucher’s Office of Accessibility Services (OAS) opened its doors four months ago, and its director Arnelle Hanley has been busy at work … Keep Reading
Stories of Immigration
Note: This article was written at the end of last semester. It remains relevant, however, especially in light of Trump’s recent attack … Keep Reading
Fresh Check Day: a New Goucher Tradition
On September 22, from 2-6pm in the Athenaeum Forum, Goucher College is having its very first Fresh Check Day. The event … Keep Reading
Center for the Advancement of Scholarship and Teaching (CAST)
All students have complained about a professor or an assignment or a particularly bad incident in a classroom at least once in … Keep Reading
The Psychology of Climate Change
In 2009, New York Times’ Dr. Paul Krugman compared climate scientists today to Cassandra of ancient Greek mythologies. Through a series of … Keep Reading
Garrison Keillor Visits Goucher
Erika DiPasquale, Associate Editor March 5th, 2017 On Monday, February 20th, Kraushaar Auditorium was filled to capacity for the sold out Garrison … Keep Reading
Who Gets to Be a Jazz Musician?
Katie Van Note, Staff Writer March 5th, 2017 What does a stereotypical American jazz musician look like? This is the question Naomi … Keep Reading
Goucher EATS: An Ode to My “Vegan Soul”
Jessica Gude, Features Editor March 5th, 2017 “Wait, I thought you were a vegan.” This is a statement that usually comes as … Keep Reading
Post-Study Abroad Poster Session
Erika DiPasquale, Associate Editor February 25th, 2017 During the common hour on Wednesday, February 15th, the 45+ students who studied abroad during the … Keep Reading
“Picturing Frederick Douglass”: A lecture
Madeline St. John, News Editor February 15th, 2017 At a recent Black History Month event, Donald Trump stated, amidst other comments, “Frederick … Keep Reading