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A walk in the parks, gardens, arboretums, and conservatories where Goucher alums work and volunteer.
A walk in the parks, gardens, arboretums, and conservatories where Goucher alums work and volunteer.
Recent books include a James Beard Award winner, a groundbreaking songbook collaboration, and an investigation from a New York Times journalist.
Head over to the campus barn and get to know Walter, Clever, and Cookie the miniature horse in these videos.
In 2006, Goucher became one of the first colleges in the country to require 100% of students to study abroad. The impact on students has been far-reaching and lasts a lifetime. This year, as the college celebrates 20 years of being a leader in global education, we asked alums to share how their study abroad experience has impacted their education, career, and life.
Edited by Adan Rodriguez.
Maryland’s Montgomery County Council president focuses on job creation, housing equity, and affordability.
Twenty-seven years after interning at Port Discovery, she returned to the museum and is now the president and CEO.
A glimpse into the life of the woman who helped preserve the largest archive of lesbian and feminist history on the West Coast.
This is your space, in your words. Read what your classmates have been up to at work and home, which Goucher friends they’ve seen recently, and where life has taken them—and don’t forget to submit your own news.