Students are the driving force behind sustainability efforts, according to this USA Today article that lists Goucher among the top schools for environmentalism.
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Goucher College is included in this prestigious list of the most environmentally responsible colleges and universities in the country.
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A look at a study led by German Mora, director of the college’s environmental studies program, showed Baltimore has a per-person “ecological footprint” that is 13 percent higher than that of the average American.
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A new Goucher study examines Baltimore’s ‘greening’ plans and explores size of city’s ecological footprint, ways to reduce it.
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What do James Taylor, Mortimer the Gopher, and children in Afghanistan have in common? They’re all part of a question-and-answer with Bryan Coker, Goucher’s new(ish) vice president and dean of students. Coker, who came from Florida’s Jacksonville University in February, is responsible for all student affairs departments and athletics here at Goucher. 1. What would
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Goucher Playwrights Open Studio will present “Historical Dramas: Public and Personal” from Thursday, April 25, through Tuesday, May 7, in various locations on the college’s campus. Students, faculty, and regional professional actors will present “cold readings” (little or no rehearsal) of pieces written in Assistant Professor Alvin Eng’s advanced playwriting course for the playwright to
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Results of the most recent Goucher Poll results are mentioned in this Gazette article about opposition to recently passed gun control legislation in Maryland.
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Taijiquan qigong and self-defense classes are offered at Goucher in the Sports and Recreation Center’s multipurpose room on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. The Taijiquan system includes practicing flexibility, strength, coordination, concentration, philosophy, meditation, qigong (energy work), self-defense, and breathing. The classes are open to the Goucher community, and the cost
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April Oettinger, assistant professor of art and chair of the Art and Art History Department, gave the inaugural faculty affiliate lecture at the Johns Hopkins University’s Charles Singleton Center for the Study of Pre-Modern Europe. Her talk on Thursday, April 18, was titled “The ‘Hypnerotomachia Poliphili’: Art and Play in a Renaissance Romance.”
