This month, we mark the conclusion of the [UNDAUNTED] comprehensive capital campaign and the success of the past decade, as the campaign far exceeded its $100 million goal to fund scholarships, professorships, and transformative projects across campus. Raising more than $170 million and looking towards future endeavors, the campaign led to the completion of capital projects, including the Evelyn Dyke Schroedl ’62 tennis courts, Mary Fisher Dining Hall, and the move of Froelicher Hall to make way for the First-Year Village. Building The Judy C. Lewent Science Center ’70 is the campaign’s final stage. This $50 million, 44,000-square-foot building will create an exciting environment for interdisciplinary learning and hands-on research for faculty and students. Fundraising will continue to outfit the state-of-the-art Lewent Science Center while construction is completed over the next two years.

The innovation taking place at Goucher was highlighted recently by President Devereaux at the Baltimore Region Investment Summit. Hosted by the Greater Baltimore Committee, he was joined by leaders like David Rubenstein, Owner of the Baltimore Orioles and Brandon Scott, Mayor of Baltimore. They shared insights on the major investments shaping the future of the Baltimore Region, including this year’s announcement that the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, a nationally recognized leader in construction management and general contracting, announced plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to the Goucher campus.