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Ailish Hopper, assistant professor in Peace Studies, is among the speakers at the Writing at Wesleyan Fall Russell House Series on Prose and Poetry. Hopper is the author of the poetry collection Dark-Sky Society, selected by David St. John, and the chapbook, Bird in the Head, selected by Jean Valentine and published by the Center […]

For the third consecutive season, Goucher’s women’s lacrosse program was recognized for its academic accomplishments by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association.

News One has named The Burton Wire, ran by Nsenga Burton, associate professor of communication and media studies, as one of the Top 15 black blogs on the web.

Sea Sloat, the Goucher chapter founder of the Food Recovery Network, and other Goucher students share the background of their program in this video.

Laurie Namey, a graduate of Goucher’s Graduate Programs in Education in 2005, has been named a national emerging leader in education by ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development). Namey, who studied urban and diverse learners, is now a part-time faculty member at Goucher who teaches courses about at-risk and diverse learners.

Qiuandra Taylor ’16 has been awarded a Gilman Scholarship from the Institute of International Education for her study abroad in Seoul, Korea, this fall. Qiuandra, a political science major, will be taking Asian studies coursework in addition to studying the Korean language. The Gilman Scholarship Program offers awards for undergraduate study abroad and was established

Sean McComb, a ’13 graduate of the Professional Development Certificate program through Goucher’s Graduate Programs in Education, has been named the 2014 National Teacher of the Year. He teaches English at Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts, one of Goucher’s professional development schools.

Margaret-Ann Radford-Wedemeyer, vice president for development and alumnae affairs, is including in this look at physical fitness and faith.

This ’10 Goucher grad shares some secrets of the Starbucks Partner Social Media Team and how it seems more like family to him.

In this MSN Money article “Talk Yourself Out of These Risky Investments,” Victor Ricciardi, assistant professor of financial management at Goucher, says, “It’s a herd mentality” with investing.