President Rebecca Stoltzfus addressed the college at this Wednesday’s convocation with updates from the Diversity, Equity and [...]
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Category "News"
Moving Forward by Stepping Back
Annie Steiner Staff Writer: amsteiner@goshen.edu To be blunt, taking a semester off halfway through your undergraduate degree is weird. [...]
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Student Senate presents the first State of the Student Address
Student Senate held their first State of the Student Address (SSA) in front of a full crowd [...]
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Highly anticipated “Festival of Carols” returns to Sauder Hall
Sauder Concert Hall will again host the annual Festival of Carols. Performances will take place Dec. 7-9. The [...]
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City Council passes Goshen Hospital expansion proposal
Editor’s Note: Duane Stoltzfus’ Writing for Media class attended a Goshen City Council meeting Nov. 20. The [...]
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Merry Lea event to turn trash into art
This Saturday, Dec. 1, Sustainability Leadership Semester (SLS) students Lydia Dyck and Rheannon Starr, both juniors, will [...]
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ICGC has first meeting, seeks to make change on campus
On the morning of Friday, Nov. 2, students gathered in Wyse 108B to attend the first Intercultural [...]
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Social Work program again named number one in Indiana
For the second time, Zippia.com, a website that provides career tools and information across many industries, has [...]
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Students to exercise right to vote for the first time
In Tuesday’s midterm election, many Goshen College students decided it was time for them to make sure [...]
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High voter turnout expected for GC students
Approximately 83 percent of Goshen College students are registered to vote in the midterm elections on Nov. [...]
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Steury seeks a blue seat on County Council
For decades the Elkhart County Council has allocated funds, levied taxes and carried out its other business [...]
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By phone and on foot, Sessa canvasses for state Democratic Party
Christi Sessa has knocked on doors all around Goshen – on Eighth Street, College Avenue, Main Street [...]
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Registering to make a difference
With the national political climate as tense as it is, the Goshen College chapter of the American [...]
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Voting guide for college students
Older Americans have historically voted at higher rates than younger Americans. During the 2014 midterm election, for [...]
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Mennonites shift political involvement
Bob Buzzard, 74-year-old resident of Greencroft Communities in Goshen, said his parents were wary of the polls. “When [...]
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