College continues work toward becoming a net-zero campus by 2035 with new clean energy master plan, forest management, and other green campus initiatives

In the past year, Goucher faculty members have published and presented on topics that highlight the global scope of their research as well as subjects that explore ideas closer to home.

This summer, Goucher students are working on poems inspired by rail travel around Europe, exploring Alaskan parks and cities as world-building research for a short fiction series, and traveling to Scotland to research and write a horror novel.

Pathways at Goucher provides cohort programming that helps students develop useful skills and confidence.

The Stanford Center on Longevity magazine features Goucher and Edenwald's university retirement community and highlights student and resident experiences.