With flags of the world lining Sauder Concert Hall in anticipation of the 2021 International Student Coffeehouse last Saturday, a [...]
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Rethinking Menno-Pause: free speech in a Mennonite context
Fifty-four years ago, in the garage of what is now Goshen College’s Physical Plant, five students printed Indiana’s first underground [...]
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2021 commencement to take place in person
Commencement for Goshen College’s class of 2021 will take place in person on Sunday, April 25 at 3 p.m. in [...]
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How do we explain zero positive covid-19 cases?
Four hundred and fifty-four students tested negative for the coronavirus on campus last week as part of the college’s weekly [...]
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GC grieves sudden loss of assistant baseball coach
Doug Wellenreiter, assistant coach for the Goshen College baseball team, passed away suddenly on Tuesday, Nov. 17. He was 63 [...]
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‘Journalists in our own regard’ – For the Record
When I graduate this spring, I don’t plan on entering the field of journalism. Seems a bit strange that I’d invest [...]
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We vote(d) with our feelings
For the second time in my life, I voted in a presidential election. I checked the boxes for the candidates I [...]
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‘Our language has failed us’ – For the Record
I’ve been living in language a lot this semester. Whether it’s diving into the works of Herman Melville’s “Moby Dick” or [...]
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The Quaranzine documents COVID-19 through art
After several nights of coronavirus-related insomnia, Anna Trella Ruth brought The Quaranzine to life. Ruth, who finds inspiration in the pairing [...]
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Bias Matters webinar to focus on race
Goshen College’s office of diversity, equity and inclusion launched its first webinar in a four-part series titled “Bias Matters: a [...]
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Learning to groan hopefully – For the Record
In seven years, I will be 30 years old. I barely know what I’ll be doing after graduation in April, let [...]
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How to Vote – IN registration deadline is Oct. 5
Did you know there is still time to register to vote in the Nov. 3 election? Whether you are from [...]
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‘From the streets to the Senate’
My strength as a woman is inspired by cabbage and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Walking into the Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative warehouse [...]
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GC anticipates future as Hispanic-Serving Institution
With a 32% Hispanic population in undergraduate enrollment, Goshen College will begin the process of applying for status as a [...]
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COVID-19: A lesson in releasing control
It’s hard for me to live in this COVID-19 reality without thinking about my time in China two years ago, [...]
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