Technically, 130 percent of Goucher’s students study abroad – everyone goes overseas at least once, and another third of our undergrads venture out again. Regardless, we earned a No. 1 rank on this U.S. News’ list.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidates Douglas F. Gansler and Heather R. Mizeur discussed hot-button issues recently, and Mileah Kromer, director of Goucher’s Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center, put the debate in perspective, including the notable absence of Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
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NPR includes Ira Glass’ 2012 keynote at Goucher College on its list of all-time best commencement speeches.
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The answer is not “Goucher,” but he does talk about his mother’s experience at Goucher College and codebreaking during World War II.
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The Maryland State Park Advisory Commission gave the Goucher College Poll an award of excellence for its work on polling residents about their park use and trends.
The Baltimore Sun takes a look at the life and work of former Goucher President Rhoda M. Dorsey.
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If you missed President Ungar discussing his tenure at Goucher and the value of the liberal arts when he appeared on WYPR’s “Maryland Morning,” you can check out the podcast here.
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The Daily Record cites the Goucher Poll in its look at possible changes to Maryland’s transgender laws.
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Commencement was a proud day for every member of the Goucher community. Check out photos of the ceremony and celebration here.
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Tori Russell ’16, Goucher’s Office of Communications intern, set out to find and interview students with interesting and fun plans for this summer. Janice Byth ’16 is going to hike Machu Picchu with a friend. Chad Resnik ’17 will be heading up to Montreal to explore. Two students will be going abroad via Goucher study
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