Visiting Associate Professor of Physics at Goucher Rodney Yoder gave a talk at the American Physical Society’s annual conference Wednesday, March 20, titled “Particle Acceleration on a Chip: Laser-powered dielectric microstructures for research and industry“.
In Hydroflow, a new art exhibit at Goucher College, 10 artists present works that explore the multifaceted aspects of water. The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, runs in the Silber Art Gallery on Goucher’s campus from Tuesday, April 9, to Sunday, May 19. The art can be viewed Tuesday through Sunday
Madison Smartt Bell, professor of English and chair for distinguished achievement at Goucher, reviews Jay Neugeboren’s The American Sun and Wind Moving Picture Company, a tale set in the silent-film era, in this Boston Globe piece.
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Pamela Thompson, Goucher assistant professor of art, recently attended a six-week residency at the Babayan Culture House in Ibrahimpasa, Turkey, with the assistance of a Goucher faculty grant. Her work was shown in an annual exhibition with the Turkish artist co-operative “Fabrikartgrup.”
Goucher Students Participate in an Alternative Spring Break in Baltimore On Wednesday afternoon, with the March sun streaming through the roof of an empty West Baltimore rowhouse ravaged by a fire and age, Amanda Griffith methodically stacked mortar and brick. “It will feel good to finish it,” said the Goucher senior, looking up an unfinished
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This year Latino immigrants in Maryland will have a rare opportunity to record their stories for posterity; the campus community garden will flourish during the peak growing season; and students, faculty, and staff will engage with the greater Baltimore community even more—all thanks to Goucher’s Innovation Grant Program. For 15 years the program has provided
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The Root explores the Catholic church’s new leader, his race, and what it all means.
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A look at Nicholas Kristof, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, and what he said at a recent Goucher College speaking engagement.
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This Baltimore Sun column uses the Goucher Poll, conducted earlier this month, to show how misinformed and conflicted Marylanders are about the death penalty.
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Morgan Stevens ’15 has been honored with a Newman Civic Fellows Award by Campus Compact, a national coalition committed to fulfilling civic purposes in higher education. The award goes to college student leaders who use service, research, and advocacy to find solutions to challenges facing their communities. Goucher President Sanford J. Ungar nominated Stevens.