Kick Off brings GC talent and bathroom passes
By: Kelsey Shue • Feb 5th, 2010

Goshen College students were surprised at Spring Kick Off last Saturday. Not only because of Goshen’s longstanding tradition of talent, but because of the new policies. No coats, no bags and don’t forget your bathroom pass! The Campus Activities Council (CAC) enforced the policies for two reasons: to follow other standards and to prevent problems from previous years. It is standard procedure for music performances that people hang up their ...

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Allegiance and respect: Goshen College decides to play anthem beginning in March
By: Kelsey Shue • Jan 27th, 2010

The Goshen College President’s Council announced last Friday that beginning in March, an instrumental version of the national anthem will be played at select sporting events followed by a prayer. More than a year ago, a spectator at a Goshen women’s basketball game expressed his disappointment that the college didn’t play the national anthem before sporting events. The issue received national coverage after the fan forwarded the e-mail ...

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Big fun, small watermelons: Night at the RFC
By: kategw • Jan 27th, 2010

By Kate Walker News Editor Yoder Resident Director Jake Shipe had an ulterior motive in organizing the annual Night at the RFC, held last Friday. The main goal was for Goshen students to have fun (about 200 attended), but he also wanted to give the President’s Leadership Award applicants on campus for the weekend a feel for what they should expect at Goshen. Night at the RFC was planned to coincide with their visit. The Yoder resident ...

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College and community continue to donate for Haiti
By: kategw • Jan 27th, 2010

by Kristen Ulery After a devastating earthquake shook Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince on Jan. 12, relief aid swept the nation. Mennonite Central Committee (MCC), an Anabaptist ministry that “shares God’s love and compassion for all in the name of Christ by responding to basic human needs and working for peace and justice” has sent supplies, relief workers and money to Haiti.  So far MCC has raised $4.8 million for relief and recovery ...

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news

GC Weighs Options for Environmental Sustainability»
On Monday afternoon, eight Goshen College faculty and staff members met to ...

Students leave, GC still high in enrollment»
Sixty-nine students dropped out of Goshen College after last semester, the most ...

War, Peace, and Social Conscience: A life and times biography»
A third of the “Mennonite trinity” was remembered on Tuesday as Theron ...

Pioneering: Myers Briggs and ASL»
Rebecca Buchan, an American Sign Language (ASL) professor, gave a workshop last ...

features

A Star-Spangled History (?)»
O! say can you see by the dawn's early light What so proudly we hailed at ...

Aggressive compassion: assessing rugball’s dirty reputation–Web version»
Two garbage cans, a soccer ball, and a group of compassionate peacemakers are ...

arts

Art Guarded by Stuffed Heron: Seniors Work on Show»
Eleven senior art majors are creating various types of work for their upcoming ...

Winter theater: Get ready to think for yourself»
A weekend packed with theater is coming to brighten the grey cold of ...

sports

Maple Leafs fight hard but fall short»
Maple Leafs fight hard but fall short The men’s basketball team ...

Wesleyan Defeats Goshen for First Home Loss»
The Goshen College men’s basketball team lost their first home game of the ...

perspectives

Pledging to God Alone»
In March of this year, Goshen College will present a ceremonial rendition of ...

Responding to GC hiring policy»
Let me begin by first stating that I believe that the heart of Goshen College ...