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Athletes Break Record At Championship Meet

With the winter sports teams wrapping up at the end of February with all their championship meets and the spring sports season just starting up, there were a lot of record-breaker athletes, especially from the swim team and track team….

Introducing Goucher’s Radio Theater: Listens to the Environment

The Repertoire Theater Production course (THE269) has established a new theatrical production, called the Radio Theater. Radio theater is a podcast-like production that involves listening to voice actors perform. So, instead of watching the performers act, the audience listens to…

Athlete To Watch: Gabe Naftoly ‘26

Featured Image of Gabe Naftoly ’26 by Jess Sharp ’27 Article by Shelby Meek ’25 Gabe Naftoly, a sophomore engineering major from Newburyport, Massachusetts, currently playing for the Goucher Men’s Tennis team, has been playing the sport since he was…

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 scrolling. All of a sudden your roommate comes in, and when you reach for your AirPods so as…

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 ’25 Through the lens of his Nikon D40, Trevor Brake, founder of the Rosebud Flea Market, captures the…

Movie Review: Dune Part Two

By Henry St. John 4 out of 5 stars Much like J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings transformed the fantasy scene, Frank Herbert’s Dune has continued to impact the sci-fi genre for decades since its original release in…

EAR BUDS: Nature Valley Granola Bar

By Tess Seibert ’25 and Aniya Carrington ’25 Hi, we’re Tess and Aniya. We don’t have a brand deal. We also are not a good source of daily fiber. However, we are a good source of tunes! This edition’s playlist…

Former White House Reporter Yamiche Alcindor Gives Lecture To Commemorate The End Of Black History Month

“In today’s ever-changing political landscape, Yamiche Alcindor has become a go-to voice for covering issues that affect Democrats and Republicans alike.” Jasmine Lee, Vice President for Equity and Inclusive Excellence Those were the opening remarks given by Jasmine Lee, Vice…

Remember?

The following is a poem by Xyn Evans Remember?  Of course I do. Everything looked so vibrant and exciting. It was when we could play outside every day after school. When we didn’t have a care in the world. When…