Hosted and Produced by Kylie Miller. Eye to Eye is a weekly Goucher Eye Podcast that features members of the Goucher community. The 19th episode features Lili Fernandez, a sophomore Communications and Media Studies major. If you’re interested in being featured on Eye to Eye or would like to nominate someone, send an email to
Hosted and Produced by Kylie Miller. Eye to Eye is a weekly Goucher Eye Podcast that features members of the Goucher community. The 18th episode features Juliana Block, a junior Communications and Media Studies major. If you’re interested in being featured on Eye to Eye or would like to nominate someone, send an email to
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 Jamie Nguyen. September might be nearly over, but celebrations for the new school year are still in full swing. On Friday, September 13th, Goucher’s InterConnect students gathered for a community dinner. Joined by Goucher’s Associate Director for International Students, Karen Sykes, students of InterConnect enjoyed a night filled with food and new connections.
Photo-Essay by Thomas Gernon For most Goucher students, the construction on campus seems like the bane of their existence, a giant looming eyesore that inconveniences them more than anything else. Few, if any students, would say they like the construction and at the start of the year, I counted myself among the haters. But as
Article By: Elaine Millas This fall, fear levels are rising among many on Goucher’s campus concerning changes announced by the federal administration. The first “Town Hall,” sponsored by the Goucher Student Government and the Office of Student Engagement, had panel speakers from various faculty and staff members providing information and answering questioning about different political
By: Samantha Cooper
The school year is almost over; there’s only a few more days left of class before finals week arrives. For seniors like me, we get a whole week of activities after exams to celebrate before graduation. Of course, I am nervous, excited, anxious and a mix of many other emotions all at once. But, at
By: Michael Savich Though there are many reasons to choose Goucher College, a robust offering of courses on US law has not been among them. But the winds of change are nevertheless blowing, and Goucher is preparing to offer a dedicated Legal Studies minor. According to Nancy Hubbard, head of the Center for Education, Business,
By: Teegan Macleod The Jewish Museum of Maryland held a symposium for students to come and speak on topics related to the Holocaust on Sunday, April 9th. More than 30 Goucher students were in attendance. They were from classes taught by Professor Uta Larkey and Martin Shuster which were Literature and Film of the Holocaust
