By Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer
EcoPax, Goshen’s environmental awareness club, and PRSSA, Goshen’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America, worked collaboratively on Earth Week, which turned out to be a not-so-sloppy first for either... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
Bluish-green rings stain the skin of Mandy Schlabach's middle finger on both hands. She has removed the thick copper rings and fingers them, pointing out where the metal didn’t solder properly. “I messed them up but I can wear... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
The stark contrast between lions and lambs is an easy metaphor, found in the Bible, on Twilight fan T-shirts and in the Library Basement Art Gallery. The Lion and Lamb art exhibit co-sponsored by the Art Club and the Art... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the underpass took place Friday, Nov. 8. But it's not complete.
The hard labor may be finished but the aesthetic components are just now being coordinated.
Rachel Smucker, sophomore Student... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
Alex Pletcher's arms swing about excitedly and his speech tempo picks up as he shows off pictures he has been taking on his iPhone. With one finger he flips through a leaf covered in delicate crystals of frost, a spider the size... 
Ammon Allen-Doucot , a first-year, was named the first winner of the “Is the Word” Poetry Slam event that was held Sunday Oct. 14. Allen-Doucot defeated the only other contender Kolton Nay, a sophomore, by the slim margin of 1.6 points.
The judging was done by a... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
A sea of balding and white capped heads bobbed in appreciation to the opening swells of Os Justi preformed by the Goshen College Symphony Orchestra at the Homecoming Music Gala on Saturday. The alumni came out in full force, and... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
The popping color and dramatic lines of homemade stencils that litter the floor of David Pauls’ dorm room provide sharp contrast to the man himself. Pauls, a first-year, is all worn-flannel and soft voice. Pauls doesn’t need... 
Photo by Erin Iverson
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
A menagerie of maps, a plethora of posters and a glut of greenery can be spied in the Yoder, Miller and Kratz dorms this year. As a person keeps looking, more individualized items start materializing. One... 