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, […]
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Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College, is quoted in this Baltimore Sun article about Maryland Democrats and Republicans.
Want to read a book printed in 1816, when James Madison was president, Jane Austen was alive, Indiana became a state, and Argentina declared independence from Spain? Now you can, thanks to the Goucher College Library and the magic of crowdfunding. The library just reached a milestone in its Emma In America celebration— the digitizing of the
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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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To know whether a college is right for you, you need to explore it for yourself. Explore Goucher Day on 11/9 is one chance to do just that. Come tour campus; talk with students, faculty, and staff; and get the lowdown on student life.
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In this Intelligencer opinion piece, Goucher is used an an example of an innovative application process that speaks to students and the careers they’ll enter.
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My Eastern Shore MD previews the first Training Ms. President: College Women’s Candidate Training Program, a joint initiative of Goucher College and Washington College.
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The Goucher Video Application is touted in this Admitster blog post about innovation in college admissions.
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Nina Kasniunas, political science associate professor, is quoted in the Baltimore Sun article about the Baltimore Mayoral race and real or perceived conflicts of interest related to Nick Mosby’s run.
Professor of Religion Kelly Brown Douglas was interviewed by KAZI radio about her book Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and the Justice of God.
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