Restricting voting hours, denying water to those in line to vote, arresting those who disagree with the aforementioned conditions. Is this history from the 1960s, or an issue presented today?  Some people would argue that it’s both. These issues are bigger [...]

On Feb.1, 1960, four African American men attending North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University began a movement that led to social change in the United States. Ezell A. Blair, Franklin E. McCain, Joseph A. McNeil and David L. Richmond took seats [...]

Many students take the leap to become the first in their families to attend college every year and that’s increasingly the case at Goshen College. The Center for First Generation Student Success estimates that 56 percent of all undergraduates are first-generation [...]