By Jeffrey Moore, Contributing Writer
Goshen’s biannual talent night brought raw talent and strong competition to a big stage, but it was Mara Weaver and the seniors who stole the show.
The ensemble, made up entirely of seniors, performed a rendition of “Some... 
By Jeffrey Moore, Contributing Writer
Opportunities abound to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this weekend as two speakers, Dr. Wilbert Smith, an award-winning filmmaker, and Dana Johnson, a novelist, visit the college to participate in a... 
By Jeffrey Moore
Features Editor
The installation of “CampusCam,” a live video feed of Schrock Plaza available online, garnered a mix of reactions from students and alumni when it was announced on the Goshen College Facebook page this Nov.
A common student... 
By Ezra O’Michael
Contributing Writer
Diego Zago is a freshman from Brazil studying pre-architecture. His passion for soccer opened the doors for him to come to Goshen College.
What is your attachment to soccer?
I would say that soccer is a big and... 
By Jeffrey Moore
Features Editor
Puerto Rico could become the 51st state if politics don’t get in the way.
On Nov. 6 Puerto Ricans voted in a non-binding referendum to change their status as a commonwealth of the United States. The most popular alternative... 
By Ezra O'Michael
Contributing Writer
Solongo Gonchigsuren is from the far eastern country of Mongolia. She is a first year student at Goshen College.
Fun facts about Mongolia:
-Capital city: Ulaanbaatar
-Official language: Mongolian
-Other... 
By Jeffrey Moore
Features Editor
Last spring, Goshen College partnered with Chillit Chillers, a local business that designs and manufactures geothermal monitoring systems, to install an efficient heating and cooling system for Umble Center, the Good Library and... 
By Jeffrey Moore
Features Editor
In 1930, a Halloween costume party at Goshen College convinced at least one person that the college was going down the toilet.
Nowadays, Halloween is not the most controversial holiday at Goshen College, but this incident –... 
By Jeffrey Moore
It may be that the prospect of living abroad and working in diverse cultural settings is as much a selling point for staff as it is for prospective students. Keith Graber Miller, professor of Bible, religion & philosophy, certainly thinks... 
Photo by Sara Albaba
By Sara Albaba
Contributing Writer
Four members of the Goshen College-based band Kansas Bible Company (KBCo.) returned to Goshen this fall. Charlie Frederick, Nate Klink, Jacob Martin and Jeff Yoder are back after taking a year off in Nashville... 