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In this Intelligencer opinion piece, Goucher is used an an example of an innovative application process that speaks to students and the careers they’ll enter.
Liberal arts education gaining recognition Read More »
My Eastern Shore MD previews the first Training Ms. President: College Women’s Candidate Training Program, a joint initiative of Goucher College and Washington College.
Goucher and Washington launch candidate training program for female undergrads Read More »
The Goucher Video Application is touted in this Admitster blog post about innovation in college admissions.
Lights, Camera, Action! Read More »
Baltimore magazine reports that the Goucher Poll shows a vast majority of Marylanders are following the events surrounding the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray in this article about contrasting perceptions of treatment and accountability between racial divides.
Marylanders Differ in View of Police Along Racial Lines Read More »
Examiner.com includes Goucher in this list of unusual or innovative ways to apply to college, thanks to the Goucher Video Application.
15 uncommon questions from Common Application members Read More »
The Detroit Free Press includes Goucher Poll information in this list of democratic candidates, including Martin O’Malley.
What to watch for in the Democrats’ 1st debate tonight Read More »
Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center, spoke with WMAR about the Goucher Poll presidential race findings.
Clinton leads, O’Malley trails for democratic nomination among Maryland voters Read More »
WBAL highlighted the Goucher Poll results that put Clinton in the lead among those vying for the democratic nomination.
Poll: Clinton leads big in Maryland among Democratic candidates Read More »
The Washington Times reported on Goucher Poll results that show 54 percent of Maryland residents recently surveyed had a favorable opinion of Governor Hogan.
Larry Hogan, Maryland governor, growing more popular, poll shows Read More »
The Washington Post said democratic presidential hopeful Martin O’Malley has made no headway in his home state, according to the new Goucher Poll, which shows that only 2 percent of Maryland Democratic voters would support the former governor.
O’Malley draws 2 percent support from home state in new presidential poll Read More »