Come hear from Goucher experts in this two-part series: “Men’s Issues in Relationships: An Interdisciplinary Perspective” Tuesday, October 7 6:30 p.m. Batza Room, Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum “Modern Romance: From Dating to Hook Ups” Tuesday, October 14 5:30 p.m. Batza Room Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum Followed by a student-led dialogue for those who want to […]
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This New York Times article looks at what people are saying about the advantages and possible challenges inherent in the Goucher Video Application.
Colleges Make it Easier for Students to Show, Not Tell, in Their Applications Read More »
Curbed.com writes about how three small colleges, including Goucher, brought modernist design to the United States through a competition to design the Towson campus.
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The Bulletin, of Norwich, CT, breaks down the cost of tests for admissions and how Goucher’s new video application could “save applicants a lot of money.”
You Can Now Apply to College Via Video Submission, “American Idol” Style Read More »
President José Bowen appeared on NPR’s Weekend Edition, explaining how the Goucher Video Application will help applicants and Goucher decide more clearly and easily if they’re a good match.
Maryland School Shreds the Old Rules of Applying to College Read More »
Bmoreart.com covers a new art exhibit at Goucher College, OTHER, which explores gender identity through the works of five artists.
We Saw This, So Should You: OTHER at Goucher College’s Silber Gallery Read More »
GOOD magazine says the Goucher Video Application is great for those who have “trouble wading through the alphabet soup of standardized tests—SAT, ACT, and AP,” and it gives creative examples to jumpstart ideas.
You’re Now a Two-Minute Video Away from Getting into College Read More »
H. L. Mencken didn’t like Southerners or suffragists. But when the famed American essayist, critic, and journalist met Sara Haardt, a Southern suffragist and Goucher College professor, he couldn’t resist and promptly broke another one of his rules and married her. Their unlikely, and tragically short, love story is documented in Goucher’s exhibit A Charmed
A Charmed Love: The Baltimore of Sara Haardt and H. L. Mencken, 1923-1935 Read More »
Want to perform Bollywood dance, start a radio show, learn about a different culture, or save the whales? There’s a Goucher club for that … probably. And if not, no worries: It’s not rocket science to start a club about whatever you want, like hydroponic gardening, ’80s comics, or even rocket science. New club charters
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Goucher Associate Professor of dance, Elizabeth Lowe Ahearn, is a guest artist at Texas A&M University, where she is teaching classes and setting a work on dance program students this fall.
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