By Jair Hernandez, Contributing Writer
John D. Roth, professor of history, introduced a new project that he will be undertaking, “The Global Anabaptist Profile and Suffering Church Project," at the 2013 C. Henry Smith Peace Lecture on Tuesday night. The peace lecture... 
By Jair Hernandez
Contributing Writer
On Dec. 14, the Goshen College business department announced that four student businesses would be awarded entrepreneurship grants totaling $15,500. Students have been working with the business department for a whole year to... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
Last Saturday the Hoosier State Press Association (HSPA) and the Indiana Collegiate Press Association (ICPA) announced the winners of their 2012 state journalism contests. Bojana Jankova, a Goshen College junior, found... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
On the weekend of November 16, about 40 students from Goshen College attended a large gathering outside the gates of the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC).
The event was organized by the group SOA... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
While other construction projects on campus are close to completion, one project has been held up: the construction of the commuter's lounge.
In other years, the commuter’s lounge has offered off-campus students a part of campus... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
It has been about one year since Goshen College restructured campus security. The major changes brought on by the restructuring were the implementation of the entry card system and creating an “in-house” security team instead of... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
This fall, seven students are taking part in the sustainability semester at the Merry Lea Learning Center. They are the first to take part in the program.
The Sustainability Semester offers students a unique way to spend a fall... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
About 150 people from all walks of life congregated at Goshen College to remember Dr. James Miller on Tuesday. The gathering took place at the Prayer Labyrinth on campus where the classes of 1962 and 2012 have donated plantings and a... 
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
The Goshen College theater department will perform the play “Mr. Maurizio,” written by Mic Weinblatt, the winning play in the 2012 Goshen College Peace Play Contest. The play will run throughout Homecoming weekend with performances on... 
Photo by Alex Pletcher
By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
Goshen College has again been included in national ranking publications. The college earned several top spots and recognitions in different rankings.
U.S. News & World Report placed Goshen College as 140th... 
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By Jair Hernandez
News Editor
Goshen College students stepping onto campus this fall will notice a plethora of construction welcoming them to campus. The college is currently in the midst of three major construction projects: a new train... 
The Multicultural Affairs Office and the Arabic and Middle Eastern Club partnered for Tuesday’s Happy Hour event in the Union.
The campus community was invited to come and experience a snapshot of the Middle Eastern culture represented on campus.
The event was... 
After waiting six years and traveling roughly 6,000 miles, Idris O. Busari, a junior broadcasting and public relations major from Nigeria, became a United States citizen on Nov. 4.
Busari's journey toward American citizenship started about six years ago when he met his... 
Jacob Landis-Eigsti, who graduated from Goshen College in spring 2011, will present 20 original comedies this Saturday at 10:00 p.m. in the Umble Center. The show will be completely free and is expected to last about 90 minutes.
Landis-Eigsti has been working on films... 