By Ezra O'Michael, Contributing Writer
Jon Kaasa is a first-year physics and math major from Norway who plays tennis at Goshen College.
Tell us a little bit about your background.
As a kid I never enjoyed skiing, ice skating or winter sports in general, which... 
By Kelley Scholfield, Contributing Writer
Not a minute passes for Glenn Gilbert without the static overtone of a hand radio, the buzz of a cell phone or the chime of incoming mail on his tablet.
“This is the latest and greatest,” Gilbert said of his Samsung Galaxy... 
By Becca Kraybill, Features Editor
The Stray Birds, an Americana trio from Lancaster County, Pa., combine old-time and folk styles in their eponymous debut album. Noteworthy is the album’s recent recognition on NPR’s “Top 10 Folk & Americana Bands of the... 
By Ezra O'Michael, Contributing Writer
Joel Pepala is a junior mathematics major from Zambia.
What inspired you to come to the U.S. and study at Goshen College?
The opportunity of a better education, the challenge of adapting to a new culture and the... 
By Becca Kraybill, Features Editor
Myron Bontrager is “selling the old farmhouse.”
That’s how he describes his latest decision as owner of The Electric Brew, located in downtown Goshen.
This summer, Bontrager will move The Brew one half block, from 136 South... 
By Becca Kraybill, Features Editor
Ask Abe Stucky, Levi Smucker and Michael Miller what they’re doing after college. Their answer won’t follow the average student’s post-graduation plan:
They’re biking from Paraguay to Goshen.
The men plan to attend the... 
By Ezra O'Michael, Contributing Writer
Alejandro Davalos is a senior business major from Peru, the third largest country in South America. Peru has a large indigenous population and contains the famous Incan ruins of Macchu Picchu.
What inspired you to come... 
By Bekah Kamp, Contributing Writer, with Ariel Ropp, Editor-in-Chief
Rosa Wyse began her mornings in Peru with a mug of chamomile tea, a salted avocado and a conversation with her deaf host parents, Rosio and Rolando. Knowing little Peruvian sign langauge, Wyse... 
By Becca Kraybill and Lauren Stoltzfus, Features Editors
Karina Kreider, a junior, decided to make good use of her time--and hands--over Christmas break.
Inspired by the idea that hand-made crafts and knowledge are a dying art, Kreider and her dad built an entire... 
Becca Kraybill, Features Editor
Emmylou Harris opened her Performing Arts Series concert on Saturday evening with a warm welcome to her audience.
“Settle back and see where we take ya,” Harris said as she strummed her guitar and looked out onto a packed Sauder... 
By Sammy Rosario
Contributing Writer
Ben John Pollitt, a golfer from England, is a sophomore at Goshen College. He was the lone golfer on the men’s team a year ago when intercollegiate golf returned to Goshen College. He described his best athletic moment as... 
By Logan Miller
Contributing Writer
Sitting on a stool and eyeing a spinning mug from six inches away, Abi Abebe Tsigie trims the unwanted clay from the base of his hand-molded mug, and smooths the edges round before initialing the bottom and moving on to the next... 
By Twila Albrecht
Contributing Writer
Marvin Graber owns a 1966 Chevelle convertible.
“The color is cranberry metallic,” Graber said. “I can imagine the red and the sparkles of the metallic. It has purple, red and maroon pearl chips in it, a black... 
By Becca Kraybill
Editor-in-Chief
While many are finishing projects and finals this week, five groups of students are working to develop their own businesses.
Billy Frisbie, Emma Gerig, Niles Graber Miller, Caleb Hochstetler, Jesse Ramer, Hans Weaver, and... 
