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 Silber Art Galleries, as well as the Bond Exhibition Window. I’ll Do It Tomorrow, currently in the Silber…
A Look into Slow Time from Professor Antje Rauwerda
By Jaiden Johnson On April 12th, the Kratz Center hosted a reading of Slow Time, a novel written by one of Goucher’s longtime professors, Antje Rauwerda. Rauwerda is a Professor of British and Post-Colonial Literature, but over her 20 years…
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…
Exhibition Review: “Conversations”
By Jamie Nguyen ’25 “Dialogue” and “conversation” has been, is, and very much will be, defining words that we would see in our world today; more so in the world that we are currently inhabiting, with increasing polarization and a…
Going Solo
How passionate students of the arts respond to class cancellations, part II Sam Kosseff (they/he) is a junior triple majoring in Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Integrative Arts Studies (IAS), and Dance. Rather than taking Composition III—a dance course that…
Dance Ensemble Performance Recap
Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble held their fall concert on Friday, November 17 and Saturday, November 18 to close out a successful semester of contemplative choreographic processes. The curated evening opened with a tap solo created and performed by individualized interdisciplinary…
Repertory Dance Ensemble
On Friday, April 21, Kraushaar Auditorium and the Dorsey Center filled with families, students, and movement. The Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble Spring Concert held that weekend featured a variety of different art that showcased the talent and technique of the…
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…
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 Debuts 21st Annual Student Art Showcase
The 21st-Annual Goucher College Student Art Showcase debuted this week in the Rosenberg Gallery, displaying the hard work and endless creativity of the Goucher College studentry. From silent films to stained glass, the new exhibit contains a wide range of…
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