On Wednesday, Sept. 3, immediately following the first chapel of the semester — where campus...

By Ana Alves Machado • September 4, 2025

After eight years in retirement, a jewelry class will once again be offered as an elective this May...

By Aaliah Higareda • September 4, 2025

The graduation ceremony is not just the culmination of years of hard work and dedication for...

By Phil Witmer-Rich • April 18, 2025

“Voces Fuertes” means “strong voices,” and it is also the name of the new immigrant advocacy...

By Josiah Miller • April 18, 2025

In Goshen, Indiana, approximately 30.9% of the population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, with...

By Ana Alves Machado • April 18, 2025

Writing your final editorial is a daunting task. I seriously considered writing an editorial about...

By Tyson Miller • April 17, 2025

At the beginning of this semester I decided to make a small change to the masthead. Next to the...

By Tyson Miller • April 3, 2025

The less “green” parts of campus are due for an update, from the poles that literally light...

By Kate Bodiker • April 3, 2025

  In Sara Method’s backyard stands her former residence, a portable tiny house that housed her,...

By Kevin Liddell • April 3, 2025

Look! What’s that up in the sky? A bird? A plane? It could certainly be Superman, but a whole new...

By Kenna Rohrer • April 3, 2025

Tyson Miller: When you were thinking about leaving Cornell and going to Goshen, a colleague said to...

By Tyson Miller • March 27, 2025

Costa Rica, a small Central American nation, is the home of a sizable Conservative Mennonite...

By Adrian Delgadillo • March 27, 2025

For a campus that’s over a century old, there are plenty of secrets and surprises littered...

By Charlie Aldrich • March 27, 2025

  I live a short 58 minute drive from Payson High School, in Utah, where the movie Footloose...

By Alyssa McDonald • March 27, 2025

A staring contest — possibly one of the first games we ever learned how to play. The goal is to...

By Egypt Boyd • March 27, 2025