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April 7, 2016 Dear Goucher Community Members: It is with great sadness that I share the passing of Joe Morton, founder of Goucher’s Peace Studies Program and professor emeritus of philosophy and peace studies. Joe passed away early this morning. Details about a memorial service will be shared as they become available; currently, it looks […]
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Linda Montano, a feminist performance artist, will give a presentation and performance Thursday, March 31, at 6:30 p.m. in Haebler Memorial Chapel. Montano is best known for her video work and her endurance performances which she has been making since the 1960s. The artist invites attendees to come dressed in all one color of the
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Goucher Lauded by DOE for Helping All Students Find Success
Goucher Lauded by DOE for Helping All Students Find Success Read More »
The Goucher College Theatre Department Presents: The Hot L Baltimore April 9, 10, & 15, 16, 17 @ Dunnock Theatre Also: “Hidden Charms” promotional event: March 10, 7-9 PM, Meyerhoff Arts Building The senior theatre majors and minors of the Goucher College class of 2016 are proud to present The Hot L Baltimore, written by
Exploring Baltimore’s Hidden Charms Through The Years Read More »
Goucher Professor Receives National Educational Research Award
Goucher Professor Receives National Educational Research Award Read More »
The Goucher Poll asked likely Maryland Democratic voters for their opinions regarding candidates for the Maryland Democratic presidential and Maryland Democratic senatorial primaries.
Goucher Chair of Physics and Astronomy Ben Sugerman and a colleague from Hofstra University in New York recently secured “Director’s Discretionary Time” to study an exploding star in a nearby galaxy.
Goucher Professor Gets Time on Hubble Telescope Read More »
Baltimore – The Goucher Poll asked Maryland residents for their perceptions of Governor Larry Hogan and the Maryland General Assembly; trust in state government; the most important issue facing and the direction of the state; Maryland as a place to live, work, and retire; transportation priorities; redistricting; marijuana; education funding; proposal to fund the removal of
Rising star classical violinist Ray Chen will be the featured performer at Goucher College’s 56th Annual Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Lecture-Performance on Sunday, February 28, at 7 p.m. in the Kraushaar Auditorium. Chen is among the most compelling young artists today, profiled by The Strad and Gramophone magazines as “the one to watch.” He
Violinist Ray Chen Performs at Goucher on Sunday, February 28 Read More »
The Chronicle of Higher Education authentically profiled President Bowen in this fantastic look at the liberal arts, the heart of Goucher, and our future.
The Improvisational President Read More »