By Luke Zehr, Contributing Writer
Beginning this fall, Goshen College will award a new science scholarship to students, thanks to the hard work of several planners and grant writers at the college.
Last month, the college announced that a National Science... 
By Madi Ouedraogo, Contributing Writer
Twila Albrecht, managing editor of Goshen Commons (fall):
I'm excited that this opportunity will allow me to take on a more active role in the Goshen community. I look forward to strengthening my editing skills as well as... 
by Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer
The first-ever United Club Week is opening up dialogue around the theme “global issues, local solutions." Each night this week, Monday through Saturday, different clubs are hosting events that focus on social justice... 
by Liz Core, News Editor
Goshen College first-year students voiced mixed opinions on the new “Goshen Core” curriculum changes at a faculty and student “Revision Dinner” last week.
Ten professors and 15 students met in Newcomer Center to share a meal and create... 
By Liz Core, News Editor
The Social Reform Club (SRC) hosted an informational meeting and dialogue on Saturday afternoon to discuss issues concerning Goshen College's student employment manual. Or, SRC leaders say, the lack of an adequate one.
The conversation about... 
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer
A memorial service for Millicent Morros, a Goshen College adult student who was shot and killed last week, was held Monday evening in Goshen College’s Newcomer Center.
Seventy-five friends, family and coworkers... 
Liz Core, News Editor
Goshen College volunteers will contribute time from their spring break to build two homes in Elkhart for Habitat for Humanity.
One project is in conjunction with the Elkhart Beardsley Bulldog Crossing Project. One other will be constructed by... 
By Liz Core, News Editor
President Jim Brenneman penned his support for increased gun control legislation by signing the Open Letter to Our Nation’s Policy Leaders. The document was co-written by two university presidents, Elizabeth Kiss of Agnes Scott College and... 
By Liz Core, News Editor
Daniel Philpott, author, professor, peace advocate and lecturer for this year’s Yoder Public Affairs Lecture Series, began his discourse in Reith Hall on Tuesday night with a light anecdote on the topic of his lecture—titled “Reconciliation... 
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer
The social work department is trying their hand at virtual face-to-face discussions this semester.
The CORE 106 Culture and Community class taught online by Carol Jarvis, associate professor of social work, is using... 
By Bekah Kamp, Contributing Writer
About a dozen students ran through the snow during Java Junction's Half-Naked Half Mile charity event on Saturday, Feb. 2.
The Java Junction management team helped coordinate the run. There were three checkpoints along the half-mile... 