College Spotlight: Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland
The Villager write up a nice profile of Goucher and why students should check it out.
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In the Media
These are usually headlines that redirect to an external news site. Typically a story about Goucher in the news media.
Why Jane Austen’s Emma Still Intrigues 200 Years Later
In this Time article. Juliette Wells, an associate professor at Goucher and the editor of a new annotated 200th-anniversary edition of Emma from Penguin Classics, discusses what critics and scholars often agree is Jane Austen’s finest work.
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Getting a Grip: A Conversation between Kathy Flann and Julianna Baggott
Associate Professor of English Kathy Flann was interviewed by author Julianna Baggott for The Quivering Pen blog.
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Rate of International Students Studying in the U.S. Skyrockets
This Diverse Issues in Higher Education story mentions Goucher as the first four-year liberal arts college to make study abroad mandatory in 2006.
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Getting to Know Grains
The way chefs at Goucher pair grains with food is highlighted in this blog post by Food Service Director.
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Goucher helped make Towson greener
Towson Patch did a shout out to Goucher students who helped plant 49 trees in Towson.
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Popular Hogan Has Little in Common With Trump, Carson
The Goucher Poll is used prominently in this Business Monthly article.
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Two Steps to a Saner, Sounder Admissions Process
Inside Higher Ed advocates for changing the way colleges recruit and admit students who are a good fit for their specific programs, using Goucher’s Video Application as an example of the evolution of academics and admission.
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David Warnock, businessman and philanthropist, to enter Baltimore’s mayoral race
Nina Kasniunas, a political science associate professor, said a new Baltimore mayoral candidate has low name recognition, but could increase that through advertising and campaigning, in this Baltimore Sun article.
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“What It’s Like to Be a Black Girl Who Is Assaulted in the Classroom.”
Nsenga Burton, associate professor of media studies, writes about her own experiences and what’s happening currently, in this The Root article, “What It’s Like to Be a Black Girl Who Is Assaulted in the Classroom.”
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