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Faculty to discuss business master’s program

Author: lamiller • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: news
By Logan Miller, News Editor Goshen College faculty will meet Thursday to discuss the feasibility of a new collaborative Masters of Business Administration program to be offered in August 2014. If approved by faculty, the program will be reviewed by the Higher Learning...

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FiveCore Media releases documentary on the Apostle Paul’s journey

Author: Ariel Ropp • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: news
FiveCore Media releases documentary on the Apostle Paul’s journey A documentary filmed and produced by Goshen College students that takes viewers through the journey of Apostle Paul as he broke down barriers to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ premiered in downtown Goshen on Wednesday night. The film, “Breaking Down Barriers: The...

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Incoming class to experience changes to Core program

Author: Jair Hernandez • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: news
By Jair Hernandez, Contributing Writer Numbers for the class of 2017 are up compared to this time last year. The incoming freshmen will see slight changes to this year's general education system. James Townsend, vice president of enrollment and marketing, explained...

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GC to offer new summer school classes

Author: Liz Core • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: news
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer Beginning this summer, Goshen College students will have access to eight new online summer course options. New course options have been added to the online summer program to allow students easier access to general...

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From Goshen to China and everywhere in between

Author: Liz Core • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: news
Goshen College graduating seniors share their post-college plans. By Luke Zehr, Contributing Writer As Goshen College seniors prepare for graduation, many wonder where their peers will end up living in the coming year. For some graduates, it won’t be very far:...

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NPR correspondent to speak at GC commencement

Author: lamiller • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
NPR correspondent to speak at GC commencement By Logan Miller, Contributing Writer Dan Charles, who works for National Public Radio as a food and agriculture correspondent, will deliver the commencement address at Goshen College’s 115th graduation ceremony on Sunday, April 28. His speech, “Searching for...

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Making peace with dandelions

Author: Ariel Ropp • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: news
Making peace with dandelions By Mara Weaver, Contributing Writer This spring, GC students are setting out on a campus-wide dandelion harvest to be served at a dandelion themed meal. Spring finally graced Northern Indiana with its presence this week, bringing one very important thing with it:...

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Unpaid internships: the good, the bad and the ugly

Author: Ariel Ropp • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: news
Unpaid internships: the good, the bad and the ugly Students at Goshen College and around the U.S. are taking unpaid internships at higher rates than in years past. By Twila Albrecht, Contributing Writer In April 2010, the U.S. Department of Labor published a fact sheet to ensure that unpaid interns working for...

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Clemens ranks high in bi-national math contest

Author: nateav • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: news
Clemens ranks high in bi-national math contest By Nathan Vader, News Editor Every year, Goshen College math aficionados have the opportunity to compete with roughly 4,000 other students from colleges all over the U.S. and Canada. The William Lowell Putnam Competition—named after the 20th Century banker and Harvard...

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The Brew to move off Main Street

Author: Becca Kraybill • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: news
The Brew to move off Main Street 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...

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Science department awarded national grant

Author: Liz Core • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Science department awarded national grant 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...

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Finding intersections between religion and science

Author: Ariel Ropp • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: news
By Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer The Goshen College Conference on Science and Religion has covered a variety of topics over the years, including cosmology, perfection and evolution. The theme this year is "Becoming Human: Weaving Together Genetics and...

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Student communication leaders announced for 2013-14 school year

Author: Liz Core • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: news
Student communication leaders announced for 2013-14 school year 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...

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Club Week discusses “global issues, local solutions”

Author: Liz Core • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Club Week discusses “global issues, local solutions” 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...

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Earth Week creates environmental awareness

Author: elizabethrd • Mar 27th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Earth Week creates environmental awareness By Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer EcoPax, Goshen’s environmental awareness club, and PRSSA, Goshen’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America, worked collaboratively on Earth Week, which turned out to be a not-so-sloppy first for either...

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