LifeSign premiers
The lights dimmed and the curtains opened as the Jamaican National Anthem began to blare through the...
Theater students missing: an exhausting week of competitions
“Noah? Noah? Noah?” “Oh, she’s with the theater group.” Ever wonder what those theater...
Mannequins, Soccer and Printmaking
A new installation art and printmaking exhibition opens this Sunday, Jan. 17, with a reception...
GC Students Premier Sign Language Documentary
Saturday Jan. 16 marks the culmination of a piece of art that began in the fall of 2008. “LifeSign...
The Artist’s Corner–Molly Kraybill
Over Thanksgiving, a couple of friends and I spent our break in Chicago. Our plan was to get there...
Artist’s Corner: Annali Smucker
To make this print, Annali Smucker, a senior, carved an image into a block of wood, pressed the...
“What Am I: a Conversation of Identity With the Divine”
You ask me What am I? What am I? What am I? I am what eyes would perceive as a vanishing point of...
Student Art for Sale
On Tuesday, December 8th, a hodgepodge of ceramics, photographs, jewelry, sculptures, CD’s,...
Arts Calendar, Dec. 3-11
Friday, Dec. 4, 7:30 p.m., A Festival of Carols, Sauder 10 p.m., Mark Hershberger and the Funky...
Los Lobos set to play Sauder
Three-time Grammy winners. Openers for Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead. Contributors to soundtracks...
POETRY: “What Am I: a Conversation of Identity With the Divine”
You ask me What am I? What am I? What am I? I am what eyes would perceive as a vanishing point of...
Pen-dueling to publication: writing opportunities at GC
Fiction writers and poets have been crawling out of the Goshen College woodwork in the past few...
Artists Corner: Alana Kenagy
Alana Kenagy, a junior, remembers taking this ceramic pendant out of the raku smoking chamber her...
Hour Afters Coming Up
The Campus Activities Counsel has four exciting Hour Afters in store for the campus. On Friday the...
Parables members sing, dance and act their spirit
With diverse interests and artistic specialties, the Parables worship team comes together about once...
