For the RecordFor the Record is a weekly editorial usually written by the current executive editor of The Record. It may also be written by other Record editors.
For the Record is a weekly editorial usually written by the current executive editor of The Record. It may also be written by other Record editors.
November 10, 2022

The weight of our futures
I’ve always been a procrastinator. Projects and papers on my to-do list often get pushed to the...
November 3, 2022

Go vote
I mailed my absentee ballot back to Virginia this week. It took all of ten minutes to open, fill out...
October 28, 2022

Corporations are capitalizing on mental illness
I started going to therapy the summer before my junior year. At the end of my first session, my...
October 13, 2022

Why communication matters
I wasn’t always going to be a communication major. Originally, I was going to major in biology, go...
October 7, 2022

Welcome home
This weekend is Homecoming, which means there will be a lot of not-so-new faces joining us on campus...
September 30, 2022

Art in isolation
After two and a half years of dodging COVID-19, I finally tested positive on Tuesday of last week....
September 15, 2022

I didn’t go on SST
One of the things I’ve been struggling with this semester is the awareness that, when I graduate...
September 8, 2022

Restaurant reflections
Like many college students, my main priority this summer was making money. To be specific — making...
April 14, 2022

When I leave Goshen
With graduation two weeks away, I am down to the final boxes on my checklist: one more speech to...
March 31, 2022

Life lessons from a father
My dad is Jerrell Ross Richer, Goshen’s curly-haired econ prof. I’ve often been asked what it’...
March 25, 2022

Fixing broken things
Sunday afternoon was so sunny and warm, I couldn’t help but set my homework aside for a while,...
March 17, 2022

Productivity and the Sunshine Protection Bill
I’ve been struggling with productivity this week. It’s becoming increasingly difficult for me...
February 25, 2022

The gift of presence
There were nine people living in my house this weekend: my ninety-four-year-old grandfather who...
February 17, 2022

Garbage isn’t boring
Garbage isn’t a subject most people consider exciting. It’s dirty. It smells bad. And we...
February 11, 2022

Why I don’t call myself an athlete
This is the first week of the Winter Olympics, 2022. The best athletes from around the world are...