In the Media

For Democrats trying to make a choice in the June 24 primary, there is a limited number of opportunities to see their party’s candidates debate on the same stage. Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College, tells The Baltimore Sun debates allow viewers to assess candidates with very […]

Read-A-Story/Write-A-Story is a literacy program that links Goucher students with Barclay Elementary/Middle School, where students from both schools meet to read and write stories together. Check out this Q&A about the program.

In this Root.com article, Nsenga K. Burton, an associate professor of communication and media studies at Goucher College, offers her perspective on the racist comments made by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling.

Goucher’s Commencement speaker, international affairs consultant Susan Eisenhower, is mentioned in this Inside Higher Ed list.

In this ABC News piece, Goucher students in Associate Professor Uta Larkey’s course “The Oral History of the Holocaust” learn how to interview survivors and, in turn, how to retell those stories to educate others.

Mileah Kromer, director of Goucher’s Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center, offers The Baltimore Sun her insight into the negative campaign between Douglas F. Gansler and Anthony G. Brown, the top two Democrats in Maryland’s race for governor.

U.S. News and the Princeton Review laud Goucher as one of eight colleges that are energetic about going green here.

Goucher’s Futuro Latino Learning Center is used as an example of progressive thought in this GovLoop.com article.

The Baltimore Sun mentions Goucher in this story on gender-neutral housing at Maryland colleges and universities.

Goucher hosted “It’s Towson’s Time,” a panel discussion sponsored by the Urban Land Institute Baltimore. President Ungar spoke, and others shared their vision of Towson’s transformation, as seen in this Baltimore Sun article.