In the Media

The Washington Post shines a light on the Goucher Prison Education Partnership, which gives men and women incarcerated in Maryland the opportunity to pursue a Goucher education.

Madison Smartt Bell, professor of English and chair for distinguished achievement at Goucher, chats with the Baltimore Fishbowl about his work.

This Montgomery County Sentinel article cites the November Goucher College Poll regarding legalization of marijuana in Maryland.

Florence Martin, a Goucher College film studies professor, helps explain the history of film production in Tunisia in this bloomberg.com article.

Goucher President Sanford J. Ungar reflects on the assassination of John F. Kennedy in the November issue of Baltimore magazine.

The Sentinel cites the Goucher Poll in its article on gubernatorial candidate Heather Mizeur’s “bold” stand on proposing marijuana legalization.

The Star Democrat profiles Goucher alumna Sarah Tilghman Hughes ’17, Lyndon B. Johnson’s choice to administer his Oath of Office in 1963 after the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

The Goucher Poll is mentioned in this Washington Blade article about gubernatorial candidate Heather Mizeur’s response to low name recognition.

This CityBizList article about Goucher’s Director of Exhibitions and Art Collections Laura Amussen calls the college’s galleries the “perfect environment to connect and share with a collective audience, while still allowing space for individual reflection.”

The Goucher Poll and Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher, are cited in this Baltimore Sun article about health care in Maryland.