2019 to 2023: A Retrospective the Tumultuous Four Years at Goucher
What’s Changed, What Hasn’t, and How Goucher Students Have Banded Together Through It All. It has never been a more eventful time to be a Goucher College student. When the class of 2023 entered in late August 2019, no one…
Goucher Students Bring Perspective to New Walters Museum Exhibit
This April the Walters Art Museum of Baltimore debuted their new exhibit, Across Asia: Arts of Asia and the Islamic World. The exhibition features three new galleries, each focused on a different region: East Asia, South and Southeast Asia, and…
Goucher Life as a Transfer Student
This Spring marks my first semester at Goucher College – I’m a transfer student who studied at Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) for two years. At CCBC, I worked hard in my courses and tried to find out what…
Goucher Learns the Science of Self Love with Heidi Green
On April 18 Goucher College welcomed Dr. Heidi Green to present her lecture about self-esteem and self-love: The Goucher Advocates for Emotional Wellness Presents Dr. Green’s The Science of Self-Love. It discusses topics of childhood confidence and how childhood experience…
Masquerade
Chandelier shimmers around The ballroom, filled with masked souls Dancing with a light piano sound. A fellow with a foxy attire Presented his hand for me to dance; In a moment, my heart was filled with desire. When he asked…
A Lesson In Minding Your Business -Evil Dead Rise Review
Horror fans know that 2022 was a banner year for the genre, with successful titles like Pearl, Smile, X, Bodies Bodies Bodies, and my personal favorites: Speak No Evil and Incantation. If you’re like me, coming into 2023 the horror…
Bathroom Break
Edition 5 Hoffberger First Floor: ★★★1/2 Dear reader, It has long since been customary for one to require some sort of reading material to accompany them on particularly long trips to the loo. In decades passed, the frequent choice of…
Athlete to Watch: Mark Martin
The Goucher track and field team started its outdoor season a few weeks before spring break, after a relatively successful indoor season through the winter. But Mark Martin ‘26 didn’t enter the picture immediately. The Gophers hosted a track meet…
Van Meter Runway: Third Time’s a Charm
Welcome to the third edition of the series where I find fashionable people on campus and do quick interviews with them to showcase their outfits. In this edition, you can look forward to some outfits for rainy-days and the final…
Interview With the Author: Becoming Jihadis: Radicalization and Commitment in Southeast Asia
Julie Chernov Hawng, Associate Professor in the Political Science and International Relations departments, recently published her third book. She is known for researching how and why individuals join and leave Islamist extremist groups, and Chernov’s articles have been published in…
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