I still recall the irony I felt on the flight to Texas, leaving my hometown of 30,000 for a city of three million. I grew up in a middle-class part of town, but was on my way to live and serve in a low-income area of an unfamiliar city. Never before had I been to San... 
By Mara Weaver, Contributing Writer
Next week the Goshen College theater department will top off the semester with a pair of senior theater recitals by Vanessa Jones and Sammy Rosario.
The first of the two shows, “Almost, Maine,” is a collection of two-person... 
A documentary filmed and produced by Goshen College students that takes viewers through the journey of Apostle Paul as he broke down barriers to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ premiered in downtown Goshen on Wednesday night.
The film, “Breaking Down Barriers: The... 
By Annabeth Tucker, Contributing Writer
Shirley Showalter, former president of Goshen College, is preparing to publish her memoir, “Blush: A Mennonite Girl Meets a Glittering World.” The book is scheduled for release in September.
The writing of the memoir... 
By Mara Weaver, Contributing Writer
This spring, GC students are setting out on a campus-wide dandelion harvest to be served at a dandelion themed meal.
Spring finally graced Northern Indiana with its presence this week, bringing one very important thing with it:... 
Headline option: At Los Primos, food is easy on both wallet and stomach -bk
By Mia Engle, Contributing Writer
Most everyone would agree that for college students, the price of the food matters as much as the taste. How fortunate, then, that a restaurant in Goshen... 
Students at Goshen College and around the U.S. are taking unpaid internships at higher rates than in years past.
By Twila Albrecht, Contributing Writer
In April 2010, the U.S. Department of Labor published a fact sheet to ensure that unpaid interns working for... 
I am from Burkina Faso, West Africa. I had never thought about studying in the United States, but thanks to the Fulbright scholarship, I am two months away from graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in TESOL (Teaching English as Second Language) and a minor in... 
There is nothing I love more than a trendy statement. This upcycled, DIY jacket just so happens to be one of mine. I found this wonderful Army jacket in downtown Goshen at the Gift of Gab for $15.
A few months ago, I had my heart set on buying an Army jacket. The Army... 
American Sign Language is rapidly spreading to mainstream American culture. Millions of Americans watch the ABC Family television series “Switched at Birth,” most of whose characters use American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate. The number of people learning ASL has... 
