These founders of the Baltimore Rock Opera Society are mentioned in a Washington Post article on their show Gründlehämmer.
Eli Breitburg-Smith ’08, Aran Keating ’06, Dylan Koehler ’08, and Jared Margulies ’08 Read More »
Dance Department Chair Elizabeth Lowe Ahearn received the Maryland State Arts Council Individual Award in Dance: Choreography based on the artistic excellence of her work.
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Katherine Cottle, visiting instructor in the History Department, just published the book I Remain Yours: Secret Mission Love Letters of My Mormon Great-Grandparents, 1900-1903.
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.
Remaking of downtown Towson subject of discussion Read More »
The Chronicle of Higher Education profiled José Antonio Bowen, a jazz pianist, arts dean, and the next president of Goucher College.
Job for an Improviser: Leading a Small Liberal-Arts College Read More »
Madison Smartt Bell, Goucher College professor and chair for distinguished achievement, talks to The Baltimore Sun about Haiti, its food, voodoo, and why wary travelers are missing out.
Hanging out in Haiti with Madison Smartt Bell Read More »
Dance Magazine listed Goucher College as having one of the top three dance science programs in the country.
In Training: Where Science and Dance Meet Read More »
Goucher College President Sanford J. Ungar was honored for his service to higher education with commendations from both the Maryland State Senate and the House of Delegates. On March 6, Ungar was presented with resolutions in front of the entire General Assembly on the floors of both houses of the state legislature in Annapolis. For
Maryland General Assembly Honors President Sanford J. Ungar Read More »
Russia is certainly in the news a lot lately, but for some Goucher faculty and students, the country—along with its language, literature, and culture—is an everyday passion. Competence in a language and culture other than one’s own is a huge part of a liberal arts education. Thanks to a mutually beneficial partnership with the Johns
Goucher students participated in the annual Maryland Independent Higher Education Day on February 18. The event, organized in connection with the Maryland Independent College and University Association (MICUA), of which Goucher is a member, brings college students and administrators from across the state to Maryland’s capital for a briefing and visits with elected officials. Students
Learning the Ropes Read More »