In the Media

The Little Patuxent Review delights in the Goucher Library’s Jane Austen collection in this article.

In this Wall Street Journal piece, Dr. José Antonio Bowen makes the case that we should invest in at-home technologies and make classrooms a place of focus and mental stillness.

Kelly Brown Douglas, a Goucher religion professor, spoke with the Washington Post about violence and African Americans.

Kelly Brown Douglas, a black Episcopal priest and Goucher professor of religion, speaks of the church’s role in reconciliation in this Deseret News piece.

In this Black Christian News Network One, Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion, contributes to the conversation on racism, violence, and the United States.

Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion at Goucher College, was published in this Religion News Network article.

Publishers Weekly takes a look at the new book of Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion at Goucher College.

Baltimore’s CBS channel covered peaceful protests in which Goucher students participated.

The International Business Times followed the unrest in Baltimore, including the peaceful protests of college students, including from Goucher.

The Baltimore Brew covers the actions of Baltimore students, including some from Goucher.