Written by Elizabeth Bobo. Halloween is officially around the corner. Do you know what you’re doing for this spooky day? If you are new to the Baltimore area or are just looking for something fun to do, look no further. Here are some fun and scary things to do in Baltimore and at Goucher this
Article By: Aurora Vargas I remember when being happy was getting to go to the playground with your sibling and just having a great day but now being happy is a question of is it real or not. I remember when getting ice cream in the summer didn’t matter on your weight but now its
Radio Show by: Timothy O’Farrell Photo from the Goucher Athletics department
Article by Kylie Miller. This year’s celebration of Get into Goucher (GIG) is happening tomorrow. GIG is a popular event put on by the Office of Student Engagement every spring semester. Classes after 12pm are cancelled so that the Goucher community can enjoy food, activities, and live music performances. This year, students were able to
Hosted and Produced by: Kylie Miller Eye to Eye is a weekly Goucher Eye Podcast that features members of the Goucher community. The fifth episode features Izzy Berman. If you’re interested in being featured on Eye to Eye or would like to nominate someone, send an email to gouchereye@gmail.com. Check back next Sunday for another
Hosted and Produced by: Kylie Miller Eye to Eye is a weekly Goucher Eye Podcast that features members of the Goucher community. The fourth episode features Julian Dowell. If you’re interested in being featured on Eye to Eye or would like to nominate someone, send an email to gouchereye@gmail.com. Check back next Sunday for another
Video by Emily C. Scheppegrell and Tashi McQueen
Video by Ben Libeskind Article by Jemma Harris At nine in the morning at Farragut Park on a sunny spring Saturday, one might expect a better turnout than only thirty-nine people. Unfortunately, even good weather couldn’t mitigate the longstanding recalcitrance and discomfort that the frank usage of the word rape instills in most people, and
Article by Tyler Harris Video by Krysis Sabater “When Living in Protest” is an art gallery in Silber Gallery in the Athenaeum that features 33 images photographed by Jamaican-born photographer and alumni Ruddy Roye ’98. From a vivid perspective, Roye documents the riveting and realistic look on inner-city life and being black in America from
