Article by Destiny Lugardo A source has told the Goucher Eye that former college mascot, Mortimer the Gopher, was spotted working as an easter bunny at the Towson Town Center… Read more Goucher Onion: Mortimer the Gopher Finds Seasonal Job As Sad Mall Easter Bunny →
PICTURED ABOVE: Goucher College President José Bowen shows the logging equipment to be used on campus at the announcement speech. Photo Credit: Midway Equipment Sales LLC Article by Ben Libeskind… Read more Goucher Onion: Goucher Announces Newest Curriculum Addition: A Logging Department →
Photo Credit: Toronto Sun Article by Destiny Lugardo Orioles Opening Weekend: March 31st-April 1st; Orioles Park @ Camden Yards Opening day, the first day of the Major League Baseball season,… Read more What to Do In and Around Baltimore: March 30th-April 1st 2018 →
Article and Photos by Johanna Zipp Wednesday March 21st marked the 2nd day of spring, but for those living in the Northeast, it became apparent that winter had unfinished business.… Read more A Spring Nor’easter at Loch Raven Reservoir in Photos →
Left to right: Dr. Michael Newton (Vanderbilt University), Nawaf Ashur (Yezidi witness to 2014 genocide), and Dr. Gregory Stanton (founder of Genocide Watch). And the moderator at the end is… Read more Halabja: Echoes of Genocide in Kurdistan at the Newseum →
Images from Travel Thru History and Infinite Flight Community Article by Ben Libeskind As spring break nears, many students prepare to fly out from Baltimore Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI).… Read more How to Get to BWI Airport on a Budget →
Article by Britton Shortle In the field of Organic Chemistry, the use of natural products or things from nature in reactions is very useful seeing as most natural materials are… Read more Making Science Palpable: Trees That Grow Skin →
Photo Credit: WHNT News Article by Kyrsis Sabater On September 20, 2017, Puerto Rico was hit with the most catastrophic hurricane the island had seen in nearly 85 years. María… Read more Opinion: Goucher’s Candles Were Not Enough →
