Goucher College has launched eight new majors, each rooted in the liberal arts and focused on preparing students for the global economy: education studies, engineering science, French transnational studies, integrative arts studies, integrative data analytics, professional and creative writing, and visual and material culture.

M.A. in Historic Preservation faculty members David Rotenstein and Betsy Bradley will be participating in the National Council on Public History's annual meeting.

With an anonymous donation funding a new counseling center position, educational resources surrounding mental health, and a guest speaker on happiness, the Student Counseling Center is expanding its reach across campus. This funding will also enable a second survey of students' mental wellness and the effectiveness of campus resources.

In recognition of Goucher College's students and faculty who were active in the struggle for women's suffrage, the college unveiled a commemorative roadside marker on campus.

In "Citizen Reporters, S.S. McClure, Ida Tarbell, and the Magazine That Rewrote America," Stephanie Gorton, M.F.A. '15, "explores the clash and interplay of talents that created an entity greater than the sum of its parts...."