By Lauren Stoltzfus, Features Editor
Colleen Geier has swum with the dolphins, and she’s gotten paid for it.
Geier is neither a dolphin trainer nor a marine biologist, but she is certified as an American Sign Language interpreter. One of the places she’s worked... 
By Annabeth Tucker, Contributing Writer
Shirley Showalter, former president of Goshen College, is preparing to publish her memoir, “Blush: A Mennonite Girl Meets a Glittering World.” The book is scheduled for release in September.
The writing of the memoir... 
Headline option: At Los Primos, food is easy on both wallet and stomach -bk
By Mia Engle, Contributing Writer
Most everyone would agree that for college students, the price of the food matters as much as the taste. How fortunate, then, that a restaurant in Goshen... 
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 Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer
Wednesdays are the slower day for the Tutor and Mentors Community Club, a club that meets twice a week in NC17, where Goshen College students offer homework assistance to students of Goshen Middle School.
On a typical... 
By Sara Albaba, Contributing Writer
Sophie Metzger, assistant director of diverse student support at Goshen College, never imagined living and working in the city of Goshen. In fact, her first time in Goshen was entirely accidental.
It was the Thanksgiving of 2008... 
by Lauren Stoltzfus, Features Editor
Not many people can say they published a book by the time they graduate from college, but four Goshen College seniors will soon be able to.
Rikki Entrekin, Abby Hertzler, Mary Roth and Nathan Vader, all senior English writing... 
By Drea Mast, Contributing Writer
Aaron Stiffney is no stranger to idea of the "swipe and run."
“I went to chapel, and in my head I was thinking ‘I’m going to swipe and run,’” confessed Stiffney, a sophomore. “Then I met up with my friends and they said I... 
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 Ocubamichael, Contributing Writer
Prashansa Dickson is a first year psychology and sociology double major from India. Here, she reflects on how she ended up studying at Goshen College and her culture.
How did you end up studying at GC?
I was introduced to... 
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 Lassane Ouedraogo, Contributing Writer
Joanna Epp, a first-year environmental science major from Newton, Kan., and Hannah Sauder, a first-year art and education major from Lititz, Pa., took a gap year after they graduated from high school to serve in South Africa as... 
By Lauren Stoltzfus and Becca Kraybill, Features Editors
Richard Aguirre and Judy Weaver
When Richard Aguirre and Judy Weaver met, neither knew they would both end up working at Goshen College.
In 1981, the fall after Judy graduated from Goshen College, she began... 