This Washington Post piece takes a look at Goucher Poll’s findings on Marylanders’ views on the president and other issues.
Majority of Marylanders still approve of job being done by President Obama, poll finds Read More »
WYPR notes the Goucher Poll’s findings on minimum wage changes that might be happening in Maryland.
Owings Mills and Reisterstown Patch mentions Goucher’s upcoming event where people can meet Nilas Martins, former principal at the New York City Ballet.
“Take a Leap,” a Month-Long Baltimore County Dance Celebration Read More »
MarylandReporter.com takes a look at the Goucher Poll’s findings on minimum wages in the state.
CityBizList looks at Goucher Poll results that reflect broad support for increasing Maryland’s minimum wage.
WBAL explores the Goucher Poll’s findings on name recognition in Maryland politics.
Poll: Gansler’s Name Recognition Boosted By Troopers, Beach Party Read More »
ABC2 news focuses on information from the Goucher Poll identifying the economy as the biggest issue in next year’s election along with name recognition for governor candidates.
Poll: Brown, Gansler most recognized names in Maryland’s race for governor Read More »
The Goucher Poll asked Maryland citizens for their opinions toward same-sex marriage, immigration, and marijuana. Highlights of the results regarding these pressing issues in the state are detailed below. When asked their opinion on the effects that same-sex marriage has had on Maryland society since it became legal last year, 28 percent of citizens indicate
Goucher Poll Asks Maryland Citizens About Same-Sex Marriage, Immigration, and Marijuana Read More »
Discover the rich culture of Tel Aviv through an interactive presentation on the city’s music, films, and nightlife by Eyal Rob on Tuesday, November 12, at 8 p.m. in Room 111 of Goucher College’s Athenaeum. Doors open at 7:45 p.m. for a reception with refreshments. By day Rob lectures on film and culture at various
Experiencing Tel Aviv Through Contemporary Music Read More »