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 Mall. “He looked so sad,” said our source, who is a current Junior at Goucher. “Nobody was in line to see him for awhile and
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, is basically a holiday here in the Baltimore area. After witnessing the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens miss out on the playoffs on the last day of
Photo Credit: The Baltimore Sun By Destiny Lugardo A Baltimore City town hall on crime in the city will be held on Wednesday, February 28th at 2 p.m at the University of Baltimore’s Learning Commons. This is the first of three town halls under the name Baltimore: Standing Together hosted by UB in partnership with
Photo Courtesy of The Baltimore Sun Article Written by Destiny Lugardo This weekend is projected to be one of the coldest we’ve seen this semester. It may be tempting to stay inside and snuggle under a warm blanket. However, if that’s not the plan this weekend, then here are a few things to do in
Article Written by Destiny Lugardo A recent survey conducted by the Office of Residential Life has found that more and more students are now relying on construction noise to wake up rather than actual alarm clocks. “There’s nothing like the sound of middle-aged men in hard hats yelling vague profanities at each other at 6:30
By: Destiny Lugardo Actress, playwright, and New York University professor Anna Deavere Smith performed excerpts from her one woman play on April 12th at Kraushaar Auditorium. As part of the Power of Storytelling themed semester, Smith treated the audience to four interviews performed entirely in the character of the subject being interviewed. Her performance, was
By: Destiny Lugardo The administration held an open forum about the upcoming curriculum changes on Thursday, March 9th in the Heubeck Dining Hall. Provost Leslie Lewis, alongside Associate Provost La Jerne Cornish, facilitated the discussion and opened up for questions at the end. As previously covered by The Goucher Eye, the most notable overhauls to
By: Destiny Lugardo The quintessential small liberal arts college brochure is usually adorned with satisfying portraits of running trails laminated in maple red leaves, and shots of conveniently attractive groups of students who could laugh on command. The nervous high school senior would never open a brochure to see a hysterical, bleary-eyed first year student
