The Baltimore Sun reports on the Goucher Poll’s discovery that 72 percent of Marylanders support the concept of requiring Maryland public schools to start the academic year after Labor Day.
Marylanders support post-Labor Day start for schools, poll says Read More »
WBAL reports on the Goucher Poll’s findings of fracking in the state.
Fracking may not stand chance in Maryland Read More »
The Baltimore City Paper notes, “Goucher College pollsters tend to post interesting questions of Marylanders and the poll released yesterday was no exception.”
Goucher Poll Director Mileah Kromer guest blogs on the Center Maryland site about the results of the Goucher Poll.
The Daily Record notes the optimism the Goucher Poll discovered, saying “many express optimism about the direction of the state after just his [Hogan’s] first month in office.”
Poll: Marylanders optimistic but undecided on Hogan Read More »
The Baltimore Sun reports on Goucher Poll findings, including the 43.3 percent of state residents who say they don’t know what they think about the job he’s done during his first month in office.
Marylanders are unsure about Gov. Larry Hogan, poll says Read More »
The Goucher Poll asked Maryland residents for their perspectives regarding perceptions of elected officials and institutions; most important issues and direction of the state; redistricting; state budgetary priorities; potential presidential runs of Martin O’Malley, Bob Ehrlich, and Ben Carson; key environmental issues, including fracking, the “rain tax,” and sources of pollution; transportation issues, including support
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Dr. Janice Gabrilove ’73 will present the 2015 Myra Berman Kurtz ’66 Seminar, titled “Harnessing Inspired Imagination: Moving Beyond Nancy Drew and Iolanthe,” on Thursday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m. in Buchner Hall of Goucher College’s Alumnae/i House. This event is free and open to the public, but tickets must be reserved at www.goucher.edu/tickets or
The Goucher College Library has announced the winners of the Third Annual Applestein-Sweren Prize for book collecting, which was made possible by an endowment established in 2012 by Betty Applestein Sweren ’52 and Dr. Edgar Sweren. The competition encourages Goucher students to read for enjoyment and to develop personal libraries throughout their lives; to appreciate
Winners of the Third Annual Applestein-Sweren Prize for Book Collecting Read More »
Are you a community organizer? Or do you want to become one? A workshop Goucher is offering can help bolster your effectiveness or be the necessary catalyst to get you started. “Debating for Democracy on the Road” is a free, daylong event that will provide activists of all levels with tools and tactics they need
Debating for Democracy Read More »