by Mara Weaver, Contributing Writer
On Friday, Peter Yarrow, who first gained international recognition in the 1960s as a member of the folk music group Peter, Paul, and Mary and now works in issues of social justice through his organization Operation Respect, will spend... 
By Vanessa Jones, Arts Editor
Philip Proctor’s family first realized he had a gift for music when, at four months old, Phillip hummed back the hymn his grandpa was singing to put him to sleep.
This, jokes Proctor, was quite likely his first and last free... 
By Emily Kraybill, Contributing Writer
The Goshen College Winter One Acts will take the stage this weekend in the dual form of theater acts and film shorts—some new and some old.
“Seldom is Heard” will appear in the Umble Center for the first time. The one act... 
by Lewis Caskey, Contributing Writer
Like many budding artists in schools around the world, Laurel Woodward found herself utilizing the margins of her note growing up. “It wasn’t only sketches,” she said, but doodles and lettering, too. Woodward’s early love for... 
by Vanessa Jones, Arts Editor
They may be on opposite ends of their collegiate careers, but Martin Flowers, a first-year, and Emily Trapp, a senior, put their age difference aside and their music skills together to place second at the spring 2013 Kick-Off.
This... 
By Vanessa Jones, Arts Editor
A new semester of theater productions begins with an ending as Billy Funk wraps up his work in the theater department with his senior recital, Billy Funk’s Triple Showdown with Reality, this Friday at 8 p.m. in the Umble... 