Goucher has shaken things up with its video application, and the media, including The Daily Record, continues to pay attention.

Nina Kasniunas, an assistant professor of political science, said Baltimore City Council proposals may be “symbolic” in this Baltimore Sun article.

Florence Martin, a French native and professor of French and Francophone literature and film at Goucher College, chats with the Baltimore Jewish Times about Charlie Hebdo and the French economy.

NewsOn6 covers how the Goucher Video Application attracted a more diverse student body.

This look at upcoming local dance events includes meet-the-artist events and master classes with choreographer/dancers Gwen Welliver and Diane Bruning, who will be appearing at Goucher this spring.

Mileah Kromer, a political science professor who oversees the Goucher Poll, speaks of former Governor Martin J. O’Malley’s record in this MyEasternShoreMD article.

Mentioned in this CNN story, Shelley Johnson Carey spent more than a year researching the Girl Scout cookie program for her M.F.A. thesis at Goucher, “Thin Mint Memories: Scouting for Empowerment Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program.”

The Goucher Video Application is mentioned in this Chronicle of Higher Education article about videos permeating all aspects of higher education.