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GPEP celebrated the first college graduation ever held in a woman’s prison in Maryland. NPR spoke to graduate Janet Johnson ’23 and Meredith Conde, GPEP’s director of operations and prison affairs, while reporting on nationwide access to college in prison.

Leaders at Goucher College created a new course to help students struggling academically to engage in effective learning strategies and increase their cumulative GPAs.

Peace Studies Associate Professor Ailish Hopper was featured on Salon.com with the essay "What to America is John Brown?" where she writes about "the instructive dissent of social movements."

Creative Writing Assistant Professor Edgar Kunz released his second book of poetry, Fixer, with Ecco/HarperCollins on August 22.

The Goucher Prison Education Partnership (GPEP) was featured on WYPR's "Midday." The show's host, Tom Hall, interviewed GPEP Executive Director Eliza Cornejo, who discussed the program's current focus on expanding student academic opportunities and reducing time to degree.