Goucher founding member of racial equity alliance
Goucher College is a founding member of the Liberal Arts College Racial Equity Leadership Alliance. Based at the University of Southern California Race and Equity Center, the alliance brings together some of the most highly respected liberal arts colleges in America to collaborate on developing and achieving equity goals and fostering sustainable cultures of inclusion on their campuses.
Odette Ramos ’95 is Baltimore’s first-ever Latinx city council member
“Her Turn Now”: Baltimore Magazine features Goucher College alumna Odette Ramos and notes her “election marks a milestone for Baltimore … [and] marks a culmination of years of hard work.” Goucher and our alumnae/i have a strong record of supporting the local community through grassroots, nonprofit, and public service work.
The Hallowed Ground Project
Goucher College launched the Hallowed Ground Project to further the college’s commitment to study and to recognize the role of slavery and racism in the history of the land the college currently occupies.
Notable People of Goucher
Throughout Goucher College’s 135-year history, the college has been an intellectual and cultural hub for many. Notable People of Goucher highlights those who have forever changed science, arts, sports, and politics.
Goucher and Johns Hopkins announce dual degree program
Building on a century-long academic alliance, Goucher College and Johns Hopkins University are expanding their relationship to offer students a new dual undergraduate and graduate degree. The new 4+1 program will include a bachelor’s degree from any liberal arts major at Goucher paired with a master of science degree from Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.
Goucher College receives $1M gift from Andrew and Ann Tisch Foundation
The Andrew and Ann Tisch Foundation has donated $1 million to Goucher College to support Goucher’s commitment to foster a diverse and dynamic student body inclusive of underrepresented communities.