Article by: Lucy Keyser The following article contains segments of a letter provided by the Women’s Lacrosse team. To ensure their safety, anonymity has been granted for the player who… Read more Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Fired →
Article by Ben Libeskind Photos by Thomas Gernon For Adam Jones ‘20, Wednesday morning started with a knock on his door at approximately 5:30 am. It was the Baltimore… Read more Anti-Black Hate Crime on Campus Sparks Demonstrations →
Fall 2018 Goucher Student Government Debate : Moderator – Sam Anderson Polls are now open. Express your right to vote
Article by: Ben Libeskind Concrete Work at the Hampton Plaza building generated a siren-like noise that could be heard throughout campus A shot blasting machine preparing the concrete surface on level A of the Hampton Plaza parking garage. Students, faculty, and staff on campus the evening of Friday October 19th between 6:00pm and 9:00pm heard a ringing noise as they headed to dinner on Friday. The noise could be described as a siren, similar to a tornado or air raid siren originating from south of campus. Some took to… Read more Friday Evening “Siren” Noise Rings Through Campus →
Article by Joshua Greenberg Contributor: Talia Military of the Quindecim Special Thanks to Chief-Editor Maddie St. John and the Quindecim Newspaper Throughout the duration of a college, professors come and… Read more Goucher Says Farewell to Professors →
Photo Credit: Goucher College Article by Kylie Miller As Goucher is closing in on the end of the 2017-2018 school year, there is a lot of buzz about what will… Read more On the Horizon: Changes for the 2018-2019 School Year →
Article and Photos by Ben Libeskind An afternoon brush fire was the second fire department call of Tuesday on the Goucher campus after a smoking grease containment unit set… Read more Baltimore County Fire Department Responds to Two Incidents on Campus Within 12 Hours →
Article by Paige Smith Remember walking to Van Meter excited for your beloved croissants and coffee in the morning? Remember being in class and needing a pick me up after… Read more The Van Set to Permanently Close →
