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 […]
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Goucher Says Farewell to Professors
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 go, leaving behind legacies that carry their names forward. Sadly, it is time to say goodbye to several committed faculty members of Goucher College. In […]
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On the Horizon: Changes for the 2018-2019 School Year
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 be different in the fall. Many changes are in the works and here is the lowdown of what’s on the horizon. Construction There have been […]
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Baltimore County Fire Department Responds to Two Incidents on Campus Within 12 Hours
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 off an alarm in Heubeck Hall before sunrise. On Tuesday at 1:50pm, the Goucher College Office of Public Safety was alerted to a brush fire […]
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The Van Set to Permanently Close
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 catching yourself falling asleep in Zurawik’s 8 am? Remember walking into Van Meter yelling, “Good morning Ms. Tina!”? Well, say goodbye to that come Fall […]
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Gallup 2017 College Student Survey: “Crisis of Confidence” Among Students Entering the Workforce
Article by Josh Greenberg A survey of 32,585 students across 43 randomly selected colleges and universities conducted in 2017 was released by Gallup in January with some alarming results. The results are based on web surveys conducted March 21-May 8, 2017. The margin of sampling error is ±0.8% at the 95% confidence level, and the […]
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Men’s Lax Earns A Trip to Conference Playoffs
Photo Credit: Goucher Athletics Article by Mike Del Vecchio and Jackie Juarez Goucher Men’s Lacrosse needed to win on Saturday April 28, or their season would come to an abrupt end. On Saturday, Goucher welcomed the Moravian College Greyhounds along with many Goucher Alumni and Students for Blue and Gold Weekend, and the team’s Senior […]
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Men’s Lax Takes Down Catholic
Article by Mike Del Vecchio and Jackie Juarez Photo Credit: Goucher Athletics On Wednesday, April 18, the Catholic University of America Cardinals came to Beldon Field looking to extend their winning streak against Goucher to 4 games straight. But they would not make that happen Goucher Men’s lacrosse took on Catholic at 4:00 and started […]
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Men’s Lacrosse’s Playoff Push
Article by Michael Del Vecchio and Jackie Juarez Photo by Jackie Juarez Goucher Men’s Lacrosse has been up and down all year. They have 5 wins and 4 losses entering the conference portion of the schedule. They started off strong this season, beating Scranton 12-10 for the first time since 2014. They went on to […]
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Video: Rosewood State Training School in Owings Mills
Video by Joel Nadler Rosewood Training Center was established in 1888 as the Asylum and Training School for the Feeble-Minded. From 1912 to 1961, it was known as the Rosewood State Training School. The state closed the facility in 2009 after receiving a ton of complaints involving understaffing, patient abuse, and neglect. Today, Stevenson University plans […]