In the Media

In this Gazette article the president of Marylanders Against Gun Violence cites the Goucher Poll, which showed a large majority of Marylanders support licensing and fingerprinting to purchase handguns and restrictions on gun ownership by those with a history of mental health issues.

Zoe Amram Summit ’16 talks about the importance of spiritual life on campus in this Baltimore Jewish Times piece.

In this piece, Kelly Brown Douglas, professor of religion at Goucher College, talks about seeing marriage equality as a civil rights and civil liberties issue.

N. Scott Robinson, a lecturer in Goucher’s Music Department, talks about traditional music—mostly from the Middle East, India, and Africa—in this Gazette article.

Madison Smartt Bell, professor of English and chair for distinguished achievement at Goucher, reviews Jay Neugeboren’s The American Sun and Wind Moving Picture Company, a tale set in the silent-film era, in this Boston Globe piece.  

The Root explores the Catholic church’s new leader, his race, and what it all means.

A look at Nicholas Kristof, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, and what he said at a recent Goucher College speaking engagement.

This Baltimore Sun column uses the Goucher Poll, conducted earlier this month, to show how misinformed and conflicted Marylanders are about the death penalty.

In this MarylandReporter.com post, a new Goucher College poll finds a slight majority of Marylanders oppose ending executions.