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New Approach to Admissions Successfully Identifies College-Level Talent TOWSON, Md. (Feb. 8, 2016) Goucher College’s bold move to find a new way to discover talent and increase college access through its Goucher Video Application (GVA) has worked. Students who were accepted through the GVA did slightly better during their first semester than their peers admitted […]
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Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center takes time out from the busy campaign season to talk about the benefits and barriers to long-term investment in Baltimore in this op-ed in the Baltimore Sun.
The Goucher Equestrian Team won first place at the Winter Classic II last weekend. Eight students rode in the competition, which was held Saturday, January 30 at Stonegate Farm in Cooleville, Ohio. “At these tournaments, you can’t win unless every single person on the team does really well; every person needs to pull their weight
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Goucher College is one of more than 200 colleges and universities that have signed the American Campus Act on Climate Pledge to demonstrate support for strong international climate action. Goucher, also a signer of the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment, is already taking significant action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase campus sustainability,
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One woman described what it was like to be the youngest state delegate serving in the country. A second spoke about raising three children while running for office—four times. A third discussed the ins and outs of overseeing Gov. Larry Hogan’s social media presence during his campaign. Still another talked about being the evening anchor
Training Ms. President…or Delegate, Mayor, Etc. Read More »
ABC 2 covered an on-campus forum where Peter Franchot, state comptroller, pushed to start Maryland schools after Labor Day.
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The Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble will present “Meeting Ground” on Friday, November 13, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, November 14, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the college’s Kraushaar Auditorium. “Meeting Ground” highlights the creative work of some of the dance world’s most exciting artists, as well as Goucher’s own faculty. The program features
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The Goucher College Library is proud to announce a milestone in its “Emma In America” bicentennial celebration: an open-access digital facsimile of the extremely rare first U.S. edition of Jane Austen’s Emma. Goucher’s copy of the 1816 Philadelphia Emma is one of only six known copies in the world and one of the best preserved. Visit the “Emma In America” site, at emmainamerica.org,
The American Emma, Now Online Read More »
Goucher Graphic Designer Matt Walter took this photo Monday, and it’s included in a Facebook album of photos taken of campus in all its autumnal glory. Want us to share your Goucher glamour shot? Message us through Facebook or email it to intheloop@goucher.edu and we’ll include it!
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Tuesdays through Saturdays, Carolyn Offer wakes up in her southwest Baltimore home, takes two buses, then walks from the bus stop to Stimson Dining Hall. No matter what, the Bon Appetit employee arrives at 7 a.m.—two hours early for her shift. “I love my job, “she says. “And I’m an early bird.” Carolyn’s diligence—and the
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