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 … Keep Reading
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 … Keep Reading
Unanswered Questions: Opinion
As a first-year student, my initial experience of Goucher’s campus felt almost idyllic, with its nature trails, amazing food (at least I … Keep Reading
Goucher Student Athletes’ Tips on Study Abroad
“We believe in the power of global education. We are 100% study abroad.” Those are the first words on the study abroad … Keep Reading
Van Meter Runway: Welcoming Fall Fashion
You might be drinking a warm cup of apple cider, listening to the whimsical melodies of Big Thief, and getting cozied up … Keep Reading
My Mother’s Closet, and the Multitudes of Womanhood
Alongside the opening of I’ll Do It Tomorrow, the Goucher faculty art showcase, on September 19th, the exhibition My Mother’s Closet also … Keep Reading
Erroneous Emails: Opinion
The past few weeks we have been bombarded by emails. I would like to give some context to two emails, one sent … Keep Reading
Goucher Students’ “Vigil for Palestine” Makes Waves
Vigil for Palestine attendees holding distributed posters. Photo by Sam Rose. The gray, damp, weather reflected the somber gathering of students and faculty … Keep Reading
Insectoid Invasion on Goucher’s Campus
Goucher has a problem. Well, it has many problems, but there’s one in particular that I want to talk about in this … Keep Reading
I’ll Do It Tomorrow: A Fitting Start for the Season
The fall exhibition season for Goucher kicked off last Thursday, September 19th, with the opening of two exhibitions in both Rosenberg and … Keep Reading