By Logan Miller, Contributing Writer
Dan Charles, who works for National Public Radio as a food and agriculture correspondent, will deliver the commencement address at Goshen College’s 115th graduation ceremony on Sunday, April 28.
His speech, “Searching for... 
By Logan Miller, News Editor
Simran Sethi, a journalist, strategist and educator, spoke in Reith Recital Hall on Tuesday evening about the intersections of faith, food, science and business as they relate to eating well--both for personal and global health.
Sethi came... 
By Chau Ngoc Bau Bui, Contributing Writer
Twenty-five Goshen College faculty and staff members came together for the Borderlands book group’s dinner meeting and reading discussion on Tuesday night.
Each semester, members of the Borderlands book group read one book... 
By Logan Miller, News Editor
Goshen College students were barred last semester from donating leftover dining hall meals to the homeless. Since then, some students are left wondering what they can do with their unused meals at the end of the semester.
“Since I lived... 
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer
On Tuesday night Jacob Putnam, a sophomore, won the C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest, taking home $500 and the chance for his speech to compete in the bi-national contest.
Judges Anne Hershberger, a previous... 
By Andrea Mast, Contributing Writer
Students considering the upperclassmen apartments for next year met last week with Chad Coleman, director of Residence Life, to discuss the new housing selection process.
The new system, initiated by Coleman, is now an online... 
By Logan Miller, News Editor
Two weeks ago, The Record published an article about the preferred titles of certain Goshen College faculty. The Record has since conducted an anonymous survey to gain a better understanding of faculty preference for how students should refer... 
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer
Goshen College students are preparing to reinforce the school’s core value of peacemaking through the tradition of speech making.
This Tuesday, five students will compete in the C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest,... 
By Logan Miller, News Editor
College students across the country have been urging their schools to withdraw investments from fossil fuel companies. While those school administrations have avoided the issue, Goshen College takes ethical investing to... 
By Bekah Kamp, Contributing Writer
Natasha Weisenbeck began her trek to the U.S. Composting Conference in Orlando, Fla., on Monday to speak about Goshen’s current composting system and how it has been developing since 2011.
Weisenbeck, a junior Bible and religion... 