Mileah Kromer, director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College, is in this Capital Gazette story about Maryland Governor Larry Hogan’s experience with cancer, saying his affable perseverance and humility while undergoing treatment “has really reached across partisan lines.”
For the Fall 2015 Goucher Poll, Dr. Mileah Kromer and students from Goucher’s Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center asked Marylanders about the direction the state is heading, and how they feel about state and national politicians, marijuana legalization, police-community relations, and more. See the full results of the poll here.
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WBAL takes a look at the Goucher Poll findings related to Maryland Governor Hogan. Details here.
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Margret Grebowicz, chair and associate professor of philosophy, recently had a translation published in Guernica.
The Kentucky Review literature magazine recently published the short story “Sexy Wil and Shaol-Ling” by Lisa Weiss, a professor in the music department.
Goucher’s video application is mentioned as one of the more innovative ways to apply to college, in this blog post about evolving admissions.
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Lennie Lee ’16 has some advice for College Magazine readers and their expectations for their study abroad experience.
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The San Francisco Chronicle lists the 610 smartest colleges in America and Goucher is included! A Duke University Talent Identification Program research scientist, calculated the ranking based on brainpower, as reflected by the school’s average standardized test scores.
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The Economic Times ranks Goucher College high in their list of schools that support and encourage study abroad.
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Juliette Wells, associate professor and chair of the English Department, in the Flavorwire blog to chat about Emma.
Why ‘Emma’ Is Jane Austen’s Greatest Achievement Read More »