Athlete To Watch: Meona Boykin
Meona Boykin ‘28, a Loch Raven High School graduate and starting freshman at Goucher, has been breaking Landmark Conference records during her first season with the Goucher Women’s Basketball Team. On November 18th, 2024, Boykin was named the Landmark Conference…
In The Spotlight: Honoring Black Dance at Goucher
The relationship between Black History and dance is rooted in resilience, expression, andcultural preservation. Black Africans carried their native dances to North, Central, and SouthAmerica, as well as the Caribbean, during the Transatlantic slave trade in the 1500s. Dancebecame a…
Senator Salaries Slashed: A Response
I write the following opinion piece as a concerned student, not as a senator, as I cannot represent SGA on this matter. Facing the dire prospect of exhausting the Student Government Association (SGA) funds before 2026, the SGA enacted its…
2024 Election: How is Goucher Feeling, and What Can We Do?
November 5th, 2024 is considered one of the most important election days in United States history. The Presidential Election is a day where Americans have the right to have their voices heard and determine who will be the represented face…
Fall Dance Concert Kicks Off the Goucher Performance Season
The second half of November also marks the start of the performance season for Goucher arts program – including the Studio Arts, Dance, Music, and Theater department. Working alongside faculty members, our community’s artists have consistently brought forth quality performance,…
Rooted Shadows and the Expressions of Asian (-American) Identity
The fall exhibition season at Goucher continues with the opening of Rooted Shadows at the Rosenberg Gallery (Dorsey Center). This exhibition combined the works of six Asian and Asian-American artists: Bao Nguyen, Azumi O E, Lucia Shuyu Li, Setsuhi Shiraishi,…
Let it Grow! Introducing the New Goucher Garden Club
The Goucher Garden Club is one of the newest student organizations that brings many benefits to the Goucher community. For students looking for a sense of community and are interested in gardening and the environment, this club is the perfect…
Goucher Radio Ep. 1: Pineapple V. Pizza
A freshman organizes a protest and counter-protest over pineapple on pizza to illustrate administrative deadlock. Reporting by Olivia Barnes, ’27
Should Goucher Require a Course on Satire?
The Goucher community should seriously consider requiring every Goucher student and administrator to take a course on satire as an art form and type of societal/political commentary. In our modern, hyper-political, online, art filled, interconnected world, there is more than…
The Kratz Center Welcomes Taylor Byas: Crafting Poems About Home
Goucher’s Kratz Writing Center had the honor and privilege to have poet and essayist Taylor Byas as part of the fall 2024 Blueprint Reading Series on October 14th. She presented her poetry book, I Done Clicked My Heels Three Times….
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