In the Media

“Coding for Community”, Goucher’s Hackathon, makes Technical.ly Baltimore’s list of great things to do for the weekend.

Mount Carmel boys basketball coach Tom Rose ’95 has stepped down to become the men’s coach at his alma mater, Goucher College.

This Olean Times Herald article covers the achievements of Patrick Daniel, the new coach for Goucher women’s basketball.

Rabbi Josh Snyder speaks with the Baltimore Jewish Times about engaging students of all kinds on campus.

WBAL TV features this new art exhibit at Goucher.

The Goucher Poll backs up some decisions in this Bethesda Magazine article about Labor Day and the school year.

Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion at Goucher, notes that even the earliest of proselytized enslaved Africans recognized the “major shortcoming of an interpretation of Christianity that emphasized the incarnation at the expense of Jesus’s earthly ministry.”

Nina Kasniunas, an assistant professor of political science at Goucher, calls Baltimore City Council members’ trend of missing votes an “alarming” pattern in this Baltimore Sun article.

ABC2 uses the Goucher Poll’s findings on death with dignity in this story.

The Goucher Poll is mentioned in this Capital Gazette story on aspects of the Anne Arundel County watershed protection and restoration fee.