March 19, 2014
Everence moves to eco-friendly endowment
Almost all of Goshen College's $102 million endowment will fund environmentally friendly companies, according to Jim Histand, vice president for...
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March 5, 2014
Students outfit hiring policy support
Ryan Smith, a first-year physical education major, returned to his dorm room recently with a package full of 10 daisy-yellow...
February 12, 2014
Super Tuesday Grooms Young Professionals
The college Church-Chapel fellowship hall was a staging ground for budding new professionals last Tuesday afternoon. "This year went like...
February 5, 2014
GC Students Donate 39 Pints of Blood
Dave Ostergren laid with a needle in his arm, casually reading a book while pumping blood from his veins to...
News • Blood drive • Volunteer
January 29, 2014
Controlling Guns a Benefit to Society
Despite President Obama’s emphasis on gun control in the State of the Union address last year, there were 28 school...
January 22, 2014
Will Students be Affected by 14-15 Budget Cuts?
With leaner courses and faculty reductions arranged for the upcoming 14-15 school year, Goshen College will now focus on thinning...
January 15, 2014
MLK Celebrated in Annual Study Day
In celebration of the famous civil rights activist, Goshen College will host its annual Martin Luther King Jr. all-school Study...
January 15, 2014
Goshen Trims Faculty Positions, Budget in Strategic Shift
At the semester’s end, Goshen College announced faculty reductions and other changes for the 2014-15 academic year. Academically, the college...
November 14, 2013
LSU to host Ugly Sweater party for charity
The Latino Student Union will add a new element to next week's dance instruction in the RFC's old pool space....
November 8, 2013
Student’s father sentenced to Paraguayan Prison
Plagiarism is serious business not only in academic and professional fields, but also in children's literature, as Paraguay has shown...
October 22, 2013
Theologian’s past affects victims and GC classes
The works of late renowned theologian and ethicist John Howard Yoder have been deemed transformative for Mennonite theology. Yet as...
October 13, 2013
A lasting bond, 65 years strong
During the Homecoming events last weekend, eight people met in the Koinonia room of College Mennonite Church, taking part in...
October 6, 2013
Art House Offers Sneak Peak
On Tuesday evening, donors, supporters and film enthusiasts received a sneak peak into what Art House, the new indie film...
Arts • City of Goshen • film • theater
April 18, 2013
Faculty to discuss business master’s program
Goshen College faculty will meet Thursday to discuss the feasibility of a new collaborative Masters of Business Administration program to...
April 10, 2013
NPR correspondent to speak at GC commencement
Dan Charles, who works for National Public Radio as a food and agriculture correspondent, will deliver the commencement address at...
April 3, 2013
For The Record 4/4/13
It’s that time of the semester again. In the flurry of assignments, tests, presentations and essays, I can’t decide which...
March 20, 2013
Simran Sethi speaks on agriculture, consciousness and Big Macs
Simran Sethi, a journalist, strategist and educator, spoke in Reith Recital Hall on Tuesday evening about the intersections of faith,...
March 7, 2013
What happens to our leftover meals?
Goshen College students were barred last semester from donating leftover dining hall meals to the homeless. Since then, some students...
February 13, 2013
Professors answer poll about name preferences
Two weeks ago, The Record published an article about the preferred titles of certain Goshen College faculty. The Record has...
February 13, 2013
For the Record, 2/14/13
Jennifer Beer, the new campus counselor, spoke in Monday’s convocation about relationships and our individual roles in those relationships. “Strong...
February 7, 2013
Goshen paves way for ethical investment
College students across the country have been urging their schools to withdraw investments from fossil fuel companies. While those school...
January 24, 2013
Smith speaks on radiation, racism and forgiveness
Students and community members witnessed the power of forgiveness Sunday evening, and again at convocation Monday, after hearing author and...
News • convocation • Race
December 6, 2012
Tsigie molds new perspectives with clay
Sitting on a stool and eyeing a spinning mug from six inches away, Abi Abebe Tsigie trims the unwanted clay...
Features • alumni • visual art
November 15, 2012
Writer’s Corner: Logan Miller
Logan Miller is a junior interdisciplinary major studying journalism, writing and business. —- YYZ was the first song I taught...