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 … Keep Reading
Black Gophers: What is it and Why Do We Care?
By: Ambrea Gaither 26′ (Treasurer of Black Gophers) Photos by: Jaylin Briston 27′ (Member of Black Gophers) *This article is a student … Keep Reading
Author Margaret Atwood Shares Her Wit And Wisdom With The Goucher Community
On Friday, April 12, Goucher held the 2024 Meyerhoff Lecture, hosted by esteemed Canadian author Margaret Atwood. Atwood has written over fifty … Keep Reading
The Growth of Rosebud: Creating New Communities with Timeless Treasures
Featured Image: Customers and vendors scrolling through the vintage clothing on hanging racks. | PC: Mich Rouse ‘24 Article by Shelby Meek … Keep Reading
Innovative, Necessary, and Goucher Grown: The Reclaim App
Picture this: you’re in your dorm after finishing your classes from the day and you’re doing what every young adult does, doom … Keep Reading
Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller Headlines Women In Leadership Panel
On March 6, 2024, Goucher hosted the Myra Berman Kurtz ’66 Seminar Women In Leadership Panel Discussion in the Hyman Forum, kicking … Keep Reading
Updated Campus Policies May Threaten Student Freedom, Gophers Fear
Feature Image: The stamp used to denote “approved” posters. | PC: Sam Rose ’26 The 2023-24 school year brought significant changes to … Keep Reading
Alice’s Restaurant Update: Better Food and Hours in the Student Market
By Shelby Meek Featured Image: Alice’s Restaurant closed with construction on the side. | PC: Mich Rouse ’24 Alice’s Restaurant closes for … Keep Reading
Exhibition Review: “Conversations”
By Jamie Nguyen ’25 “Dialogue” and “conversation” has been, is, and very much will be, defining words that we would see in … Keep Reading
Edgar Kunz Presents His New Poetry Book
On November 13th, Edgar Kunz makes his return to Goucher with his new book, Fixer. Fixer carries a collection of poems that … Keep Reading