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February 16, 2020

Goshen College to ‘refresh’ and ‘revitalize’

Goshen College is working with two consulting firms to tweak its image and offer new majors in an...

News • Academics • admissions • marketing

January 31, 2020

GC alumna makes history, college works to reconcile past

On Super Bowl Sunday 2020, Goshen College graduate Katie Sowers will make history as the first woman...

News • alumni • athletics • LGBTQ

January 31, 2020

Spring SST units depart, new curriculum finalized

As classes began last Wednesday on campus, 38 Goshen College students embarked on an intercultural...

News • Ecuador • Tanzania

January 24, 2020

Recent graduate’s work rooted in experience with trees

While most Goshen College students need to complete an internship and senior project requirements to...

Features • alumni

April 8, 2019

For the Record

It’s hard for me to comprehend that my time as executive editor is coming to a close. I’m not...

Features

March 28, 2019

For the Record

I used to hate running. I couldn’t fathom how anybody could enjoy it. Unfortunately, as the child...

Features

March 21, 2019

For the Record

It’s no secret that where I come from is a big part of identity—I hold a lot of pride in my home...

Features

March 10, 2019

Opening lecture promotes the value of global education

A plenary lecture on Tuesday evening by Elaine Meyer-Lee, associate vice president for global...

News • Academics • public speaking

March 8, 2019

For the Record

This Friday is International Women’s Day and March is Women’s History Month. There are so many...

Features

February 23, 2019

Housing policy faces changes

Housing policies at Goshen College are getting a makeover — but not quite yet. Ken Newbold,...

News • Campus Life • Student Life

February 21, 2019

For the Record

Three things happened last Friday: I got rejected from my top-choice summer internship, I watched...

Features

February 15, 2019

For The Record

On Tuesday night, I attended the C. Henry Smith Oratorical lecture and had the privilege of hearing...

Features

February 7, 2019

For the Record

Our society is built on stress, and for some reason, I seem to thrive off of it. I’m a fast-paced...

Features

January 31, 2019

For The Record

By nature, I’m a planner. I’d argue that, most of the time, I’m pretty good at it too. It...

Features

January 31, 2019

Extreme winter weather forces campus shutdown

In the midst of an arctic blast leading to nearly three days of sub-zero temperatures, Goshen...

News • Academics • Campus Safety

January 24, 2019

For the Record

This past weekend, I had the opportunity to participate in a poetry workshop with guest poet Tiana...

Features

January 17, 2019

For the Record

Welcome to another semester and to another 10 issues of the Record. As I was trying to determine...

Features

January 17, 2019

Kibunja brings positivity and drive to Maple Leaf athletics

Vincent Kibunja is a junior from Nakuru, Kenya. He was the 2017-18 Maple Leaf Male Athlete of the...

Features • Kenya • men's cross country • Student Athletes

November 2, 2018

High voter turnout expected for GC students

Approximately 83 percent of Goshen College students are registered to vote in the midterm elections...

News • election

October 31, 2018

Local runner approaches landmark victory

Any given day, one might see 35-year-old Justin Gillette, a Goshen College alumnus, running on the...

Features • alumni • athletics • Marathon

October 24, 2018

Students spend fall break in Puerto Rico

While many used fall break as a time to relax and rejuvenate, five Goshen College students spent the...

News • Mennonite • Puerto Rico • world events

October 24, 2018

Convocation shares highlights of ‘A Summer in Senegal’

For just over half an hour Wednesday morning, the Umble Center was packed for a convocation...

News • convocation • Senegal

October 3, 2018

Some Reflections from Kick-off: By two best friends who are apparently not the best best friends

Lukas Thompson: My tree-shaped compatriot (Ben Meyer Reimer) and I were a little disappointed to not...

Funnies

October 3, 2018

Hispanic Heritage month celebrates diversity

Hispanic Heritage month for 2018 began on Sept. 15 and will run until Oct. 15. On the Goshen College...

News • Clubs • Latinx

October 3, 2018

Kick-Off highlights student talents

Hundreds of people filled Sauder Concert Hall this past Saturday to see who’d come out on top at...

News • CAC • kick-off • performing arts

September 26, 2018

Search conference addresses strengths and weaknesses of SST

September 12, 1968 marked the inception of Goshen College’s Study-Service Term, with the first...

News • core

September 19, 2018

NEWS BRIEF: SST Search Conference

This past weekend, 24 faculty and staff and nine students from across the campus community convened...

News

September 12, 2018

Study-Service Term turns 50

In 1968, Goshen College launched the groundbreaking Study-Service Term (SST). 50 years, nearly 8,000...

News

September 6, 2018

First-year class brings energy and excitement to campus

As the new academic year begins, Goshen College welcomes the class of 2022, a group of 200 students...

News • admissions • First-years

April 27, 2018

Commuter students and Goshen College

An issue becoming increasingly more evident on campus is the physical divide between commuter and...

Features • Commuter Student • residence life • Student Life

April 12, 2018

‘Earthtones’ to showcase music from around the world

The Goshen College choral ensembles will take the stage Friday, April 14 to present “Earthtones:...

Arts • music

April 5, 2018

Local artist brings new life to an old form

Amy Worsham is bringing the oldest form of graphic design into the modern era. Tympanum Press,...

Features • City of Goshen • visual art

March 29, 2018

Senior spotlight: Caitlyn, Jill, John and Maddy

Last Saturday, March 24, the Hershberger Art Gallery opened its doors for the 2018 Goshen College...

Arts • senior show • visual art

March 22, 2018

‘An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and Shawn Colvin’ to come to Goshen

Sauder Concert Hall will soon be filled with the acoustic melodies of Lyle Lovett and Shawn Colvin...

Arts • music

February 22, 2018

Traveling exhibit documenting peaceful resistance arrives at Goshen

Telling tales of military conscription, community humiliation, imprisonment and mob violence at the...

Arts • Good Library Gallery

February 15, 2018

Why I’m not happy about missing SST

Right now, I should be preparing for a summer in Senegal: filling out forms requiring me to boil...

Opinion

February 1, 2018

Glenn Miller, organist and bass-profundo, performs with GC Chamber Choir

On Friday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m., Rieth Recital Hall was filled with the sounds of music as Goshen...

Arts • music

January 25, 2018

CoreCivic withdraws zoning requests for ICE facility

On Monday morning, Elkhart County Commissioner Mike Yoder informed the public that CoreCivic, a...

News • City of Goshen • immigration • Latinx

January 18, 2018

Theater department travels to regional festival

While most of the Goshen College community was beginning classes last week, members of the theater...

Arts • theater

November 16, 2017

Students attend MCC UN seminar

In the pursuit of peace, it is easy to become overwhelmed by turmoil. At the 2017 MCC-UN Office...

News • immigration • Mennonite • peace • politics

November 9, 2017

SST groups to return to Indonesia

Following a hiatus of nearly 20 years, the Indonesia Study Service Term is beginning again, with the...

News • Indonesia

October 12, 2017

Service club to spend fall break in West Virginia with SWAP

Representatives from Goshen’s Service Club are doing something a bit different for their upcoming...

News • Clubs • Volunteer

October 5, 2017

Parables ensemble prepares for upcoming season

Parables, the Goshen College touring worship music ensemble, has been hard at work preparing a...

Arts • Faith • music • theater

September 21, 2017

Personal Essay: Explanation of a habit

At the age of 9 and finishing up the fourth grade, I was already thinking about legacies. My...

Opinion • lifestyle

March 30, 2017

Theatre department to present ‘Kindertransport’

After months of preparation, the Goshen College theater department will once more grace the stage of...

Arts • theater

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