Features
April 3, 2025

Made without AI
At the beginning of this semester I decided to make a small change to the masthead. Next to the...
April 3, 2025

Lighting up a greener campus
The less “green” parts of campus are due for an update, from the poles that literally light...
April 3, 2025

Art finds its home
In Sara Method’s backyard stands her former residence, a portable tiny house that housed her,...
April 3, 2025

Sensenig: certified skydiver
Look! What’s that up in the sky? A bird? A plane? It could certainly be Superman, but a whole new...
March 27, 2025

Los Menonitas de Chachagua
Costa Rica, a small Central American nation, is the home of a sizable Conservative Mennonite...
March 27, 2025

Exploring the nooks and crannies of GC
For a campus that’s over a century old, there are plenty of secrets and surprises littered...
March 27, 2025

Mennonites can dance: GC’s story of resistance
I live a short 58 minute drive from Payson High School, in Utah, where the movie Footloose...
March 27, 2025

APIDA hosts first ever staring contest
A staring contest — possibly one of the first games we ever learned how to play. The goal is to...
March 27, 2025

Setting small goals
As I get to the end of my college career, I am, like every senior before me, incredibly daunted by...
March 13, 2025

My time at GC
Throughout my grade-school years, I thought of college as a big deal because of the extreme academic...
March 13, 2025

Societies of the past, old clubs at GC
One facet of college life that has become almost synonymous with U.S. higher education is that of...
March 13, 2025

Hope for the Future, Roots of Justice
In 1995, Dr. Regina Shands Stoltzfus, professor of peace, justice and conflict studies, together...
February 20, 2025

Good Library: more than books
Collections of books and places to study are often what define college libraries — there’s...
February 20, 2025

The value of editing
This past week The New Yorker celebrated 100 years. For context, The Record will celebrate its 113th...
February 20, 2025

Arts and crafts, mice and bats
The history within the walls of Goshen College’s buildings is plentiful. The red brick, the vines...