I still recall the irony I felt on the flight to Texas, leaving my hometown of 30,000 for a city of three million. I grew up in a middle-class part of town, but was on my way to live and serve in a low-income area of an unfamiliar city. Never before had I been to San... 
So, I guess when people go on Study-Service Term to a foreign country they’re supposed to have some sort of revelation about the truth of the world, or diversity, or something like that.
I mean, really, you spend three months living with host families, trying to... 
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... 
I am from Burkina Faso, West Africa. I had never thought about studying in the United States, but thanks to the Fulbright scholarship, I am two months away from graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in TESOL (Teaching English as Second Language) and a minor in... 
I’m willing to bet that at least three quarters of the student body at Goshen College have members of the opposite gender whom they consider friends. Just friends, with no romantic feelings for each other at all, or even any possibility of Goshen dating.
Personally,... 
There is nothing I love more than a trendy statement. This upcycled, DIY jacket just so happens to be one of mine. I found this wonderful Army jacket in downtown Goshen at the Gift of Gab for $15.
A few months ago, I had my heart set on buying an Army jacket. The Army... 
American Sign Language is rapidly spreading to mainstream American culture. Millions of Americans watch the ABC Family television series “Switched at Birth,” most of whose characters use American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate. The number of people learning ASL has... 
By Brett Conrad
I have had really good, really bad and really weird experiences here in Phnom Penh. That is a pretty elementary way of saying it. But, the point gets across.
My good days are full of experiences like roller disco rinks and a random Cambodian baby being... 
In the the wake of Tuesday's legislative dialogue on same-sex marriage, Becca Yoder expresses her concern that the marriage equality movement lacks queer inclusion.
I begin this article with acknowledgement that I am the writer and formulator of these words, but I am... 
A man dressed in plain black pants, a button-up shirt and a dark jacket raises a metal baseball bat over his head and smashes it into an overturned buggy. A man in similar dress slashes the tire of a parked car, while a third sets fire to a large pile of corn and branches... 
I live in a wooden, stilted house with a family of four in a small seaside village of Cham Muslims, a Cambodian ethnic and religious minority. Less than a 20-minute bike ride away is the city of Kep, a tourist hot-spot that includes beaches, islands and crab.
An Estonian... 