From ice fishing in the eastern Ukraine and Italian vigils at midnight, to being an accidental Santa Claus in Nebraska or relying on strangers for their kindness in Israel, adventures abound during the holidays for those at Goucher. We asked some faculty, staff, and students about holiday memories that reflect their experiences, cultures, religions, and […]
Holiday Memories From Around the World Read More »
Celebrate the Christian season of Advent with readings of biblical texts and music by the Goucher Chorus, the Goucher Handbell Choir, and various members of the Goucher community. Everyone is welcome to this candlelit, spirited, and inspiring hour of song and word in Haebler Memorial Chapel at 5 p.m.
Service of Lessons and Carols Read More »
Goucher’s Opera Workshop will present Humperdinck’s delightful 1893 opera, Hansel and Gretel, based on the German fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm at 8 p.m. in Merrick Lecture Hall. Featuring two children lost in the woods, a witch with a sweet tooth, and a house made of gingerbread and candy, the opera is a perennial
Students from the Computer Music Studio, faculty, and guests will participate in a digital and multimedia concert at 8 p.m. in Merrick Lecture Hall. This event is free and open to the public.
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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.
Selective Goucher College brings liberal arts into Maryland prisons Read More »
Madison Smartt Bell, professor of English and chair for distinguished achievement at Goucher, chats with the Baltimore Fishbowl about his work.
12-Bell Blues: An Interview with Novelist Madison Smartt Bell Read More »
This Montgomery County Sentinel article cites the November Goucher College Poll regarding legalization of marijuana in Maryland.
No surprise: college students support legal pot Read More »
Florence Martin, a Goucher College film studies professor, helps explain the history of film production in Tunisia in this bloomberg.com article.
Jedi’s Return to Tunisia Stalls as Violence Hits Movies: Economy Read More »
Janet Taylor walked into the activity room of her retirement community last Friday carrying a sleek iPad she only used for FaceTime with her 2-year-old granddaughter in California. “Is Google the same as the Internet?” she asked Maddie Lenz ’17, her partner during Goucher’s Rotaract Club’s tutoring session for senior citizens and technology at Edenwald.
iHelp: the Rotaract Club at Goucher Read More »
Goucher President Sanford J. Ungar reflects on the assassination of John F. Kennedy in the November issue of Baltimore magazine.
JFK: 50 Year Anniversary Read More »