Hartshorn takes on two roles in one
“I am five feet tall and sometimes people think I am the scariest person on campus,” said one of...
GC students join 11-day-long march for peace
Over the summer, 50 Mennonites embarked on a 135-mile walk, determined to make their voices heard...
The green grass
“The grass isn’t greener on the other side,” That’s what I heard from my former coach...
Rest and recreation: Unveiling Goshen’s range of options
An ice rink in Goshen— could it be? Many longtime Goshen residents know that remains a question...
A climbing collective
The Warehouse Climbing Co. opened its doors in Goshen on 605 Logan Street almost two years...
Yoga your way
For thousands of years, yoga has helped humans control their thoughts and senses. Now, it has...
Swapping science for sand
For non-student athletes at Goshen College, it can be difficult to find easy access to organized...
Heavy metal: Maple Leaf lifters
Walking into East Race Muscle in South Bend, is unlike entering any commercial gym in the area. Once...
Goshen commits to disc golf with renovation grant
It’s hard to nail down how disc golf got its start. Was it the patent for the frisbee in 1966, or...
Picking up pickleball
A leisure activity is on the rise in Elkhart County, a new sport rather. It requires a wooden racket...
Dancing with two left feet
I’m not good at dancing. The only time I’ve danced in an organized way in front of others was...
Multitudes on the Millrace
On April 18, 1868, Goshen was incorporated as a city. On that same day, construction was completed...
Bowling team strikes new connections
Men’s and women’s bowling will be added to the Maple Leaf sports lineup starting this fall,...
A tribute to Duane Stoltzfus
Duane Stoltzfus, professor of communication, will be stepping down from his position as faculty...
BSU invites and leads: ‘More than a club’
Last week, students gathered to experience a variety of diverse music and dance at the Intercultural...
