Coronavirus is a climate change story, even in Goshen, Indiana. As Glenn Gilbert, director of facilities at Goshen College, monitors energy [...]
Read moreChamber Choir to record for new hymnal
As a first-year student at Goshen College in 1992, Bradley Kauffman witnessed the publication of Hymnal: A Worship Book within [...]
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Death and life at a Goshen funeral home
Death lives across the street from Goshen College, in a white, double-door garage on the corner of South Main Street [...]
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GC athlete finds ‘adrenaline rush’ in bull riding
In basketball and bull riding, time is everything. A basketball player is granted ten seconds to advance the ball over the [...]
Read moreCollege students, stickers and unspoken identities
There’s a lot college students won’t tell you, but their stickers will. Coined the “latest eco-friendly status symbol” by The Washington [...]
Read moreSowers story sparks online discussion
Since Goshen College first released President Rebecca Stoltzfus’ official apology to Katie Sowers on Jan. 22 for denying Sowers a [...]
Read moreA China beyond the headlines
China is making a home in American newspaper headlines these days: a Coronavirus outbreak, protests for democracy in Hong Kong, [...]
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The art of dumpling-making: a Lunar New Year tradition
There is more than one way to make a dumpling. Some will first gather the dumpling wrapper in the palm of [...]
Read more#dobetterGC campaign responds to last semester’s hate speech
On Monday, the Goshen College Department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion shared plans to roll out a hashtag campaign - [...]
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GC Alumni take sibling band, ‘Girl Named Tom,’ on nationwide tour
There are three members in the band Girl Named Tom. But Tom isn’t one of them. A nickname for the youngest Liechty [...]
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Students’ study of dead languages very much alive
Bible and religion professor Paul Keim lives in language. He has since seventh grade, when he began learning German, opening the [...]
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Vote set to approve SST pilot program
The first faculty-wide vote on revised Study-Service Term curriculum will take place on Thursday, Nov. 21, beginning the process of [...]
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Perez Jr. becomes first Latino on City Council
Tuesday, Nov. 5 was a night of firsts for Gilberto Perez Jr. and the city of Goshen. Perez, the vice president [...]
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GBCo is ‘more than the beer’
After graduating from Goshen College in 2003, Amanda Sensenig was sure of one thing: She didn’t want to live in [...]
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Good presents Yoder Public Affairs Lecture to kick off Homecoming
Dr. Byron Good, GC alumnus ‘66 and professor of medical anthropology at Harvard University, presented this year’s first Yoder Public [...]
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