Study Abroad Requirement on Probationary Review
It’s a blindingly sunny Wednesday afternoon as trails of faculty members emerge from the academic buildings and dart across the quad toward … Keep Reading
Goucher Identity Survey and the Process Behind It
The purpose of Peace Studies 220 is to study the nature of organizing for social change. Throughout the class, we examined social … Keep Reading
Political Science Capstone Investigates Ideological Diversity at Goucher
The Goucher Political Science Capstone has spent the entire semester focusing on issues of college campus ideological diversity, campus speaker protests, and … Keep Reading
Dr. La Jerne Cornish Leaves Behind a Legacy
This year, the Goucher community must sadly say farewell to our Associate Provost of Undergraduate Studies, Dr. La Jerne Cornish, as she … Keep Reading
Students Dive into Goucher’s Budget and Identity
For the past semester the Peace Studies 220 (PCE 220) class has been learning about different historical and current approaches and methods … Keep Reading
No Long-term Mental Health Treatment On Campus
On Campus Counseling Services Are Unable to Support Students with Long-term Mental Health Concerns Last semester, Olivia Robertson, ’19, was having trouble … Keep Reading
Teach For America Faces Cuts Under Trump Administration
Teach for America (TFA) has served underprivileged American children for 27 years, and has helped to improve the education of millions of … Keep Reading
Perspectives on Pagliaro Selz: The First Building in the First Year Village
In the Fall of 2016, Pagliaro Selz Hall opened. This dorm is a first-year only building, and the first of three new … Keep Reading
Campus Construction Continues, “Undaunted”
On March 10th, Goucher announced Undaunted, a new fundraising campaign to raise $100 million. A large portion of this campaign is dedicated … Keep Reading
New Counseling Center in the Works
With the re-opening of Mary Fisher in the fall semester of 2018, the counseling center will have new, larger facilities on the … Keep Reading