On May 20 Goucher College Librarian Nancy Magnuson will deliver a keynote address at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Library Association, College and Research Division. In “Booking the Athenaeum” she will discuss how books informed the design and enrich the ongoing programming of the Goucher College Library, opened in 2009 and designated the No. […]
Goucher’s 2012 Commencement keynote speaker Ira Glass is mentioned in this The Week roundup.
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Sustainablebusiness.com takes a look at the green rating system that puts Goucher near the top when it comes to higher education and sustainability efforts.
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This City Paper article looks at Goucher-alum founded Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS), which is debuting its next full-length original rock opera, Murdercastle, opening May 10 and running for three weekends at the Autograph Playhouse in Baltimore.
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Convocation on 5/9 will recognize students who have earned academic, artistic, and civic achievements during their tenure at Goucher College.
Judith Viorst—award-winning author of the children’s book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day—will receive an honorary degree and deliver the keynote address at Goucher’s upcoming Commencement ceremony. Though celebrated for her children’s literature, Viorst also has had tremendous success with nonfiction books for adults, including Necessary Losses: The Loves, Illusions, Dependencies,
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At Goucher, learning never stops. Starting Monday, June 3, the college will start its summer term. “There’s an active community here in the month of June many students don’t know about,” said Frances Ramos-Fontan, a summer instructor of intermediate Spanish. She said the program holds a lot of allure for students due to the flexible,
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Elizabeth Spires, director of the Kratz Center for Creative Writing at Goucher College, takes a lighthearted look at the lemon stick, a popular treat at Baltimore’s annual Flower Mart, in this Baltimore Sun piece.
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Inga Lea Schmidt ’13 won the Intro Journals Project, sponsored by the Associated Writing Programs, for her poem “Saint Petersburg.” The poem will appear in the literary journal Puerto del Sol.
This Energy Times piece looks at the benefits of labyrinths, including the path at Goucher College.