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The Goucher Poll asked residents for their opinions about the key environmental issues the state is facing, which are detailed below. Sixty-two percent of residents rate the health of the environment in Maryland as either “poor” or “fair,” while 36 percent rate it as “excellent” or “good.” In general, Marylanders are concerned about pollution in […]

What might a history professor have to say about zombies? How would an art faculty member weigh in on the U.S. prison system? Can environmental studies be used to frame a discussion about the Bible? Mary Marchand, professor of English and head of Goucher’s interdisciplinary academic division, has organized “Interdisciplinary Thinking in Three Acts” to

Goucher Poll reveals Marylanders’ politician approval ratings, perceptions of biggest state issues, and opinions on disease outbreaks/preparedness.

Come hear from Goucher experts in this two-part series: “Men’s Issues in Relationships: An Interdisciplinary Perspective” Tuesday, October 7 6:30 p.m. Batza Room, Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum “Modern Romance: From Dating to Hook Ups” Tuesday, October 14 5:30 p.m. Batza Room Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum Followed by a student-led dialogue for those who want to

H. L. Mencken didn’t like Southerners or suffragists. But when the famed American essayist, critic, and journalist met Sara Haardt, a Southern suffragist and Goucher College professor, he couldn’t resist and promptly broke another one of his rules and married her. Their unlikely, and tragically short, love story is documented in Goucher’s exhibit A Charmed

Want to perform Bollywood dance, start a radio show, learn about a different culture, or save the whales? There’s a Goucher club for that … probably. And if not, no worries: It’s not rocket science to start a club about whatever you want, like hydroponic gardening, ’80s comics, or even rocket science. New club charters

The Kratz Center for Creative Writing at Goucher College is pleased to welcome Jennifer Weiner, the bestselling author of “In Her Shoes” and “Good in Bed,” as the Fall 2014 Visiting Author. Weiner will read from her works and sign books on Wednesday, October 8, at 8 p.m. in Hyman Forum of Goucher’s Sanford J.

Goucher students, faculty, and staff can rise to the “Eat Local Challenge” on Tuesday, September 23 and help support food producers in their community, as well as the local economy. The college’s food services provider, Bon Appétit Management Company, will serve a lunch that is made entirely from ingredients originating within a 150-mile radius of

In the exhibit The Artifacts Drawings, Baltimore-born, Goucher-educated artist and author Nancy Patz will showcase more than 100 of her drawings of artifacts from Holocaust museums nationwide. They are available for viewing in the Sara Siebert Center in the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday, September 14, to Friday, December