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 therapist...
Malcolm Gladwell explores Mennonite history in podcast
Duane Stoltzfus, chair of the communication department, received an email on Feb. 7 with the subject line, “question from a...
Self-grounding: Getting down to the knitty-gritty
If you sit in the back of a concert on campus, you might hear an unexpected sound: the slight click-click-click...
How GC students spent their fall break
Fall break — a time of rest and recovery for many students here on campus. Or is it? For Mia...
Kercher’s offers fun fall festivities
The arrival of autumn in Goshen brings the perfect weather for a multitude of fall festivities. Kercher’s Sunrise Orchards, a...
GC’s youngest students: A morning at CCYC
Squeals of excitement erupt from the chorus of children who are pointing their fingers at a fading rainbow overhead. “Do...
Why communication matters
I wasn’t always going to be a communication major. Originally, I was going to major in biology, go to medical...
Woodstock School brings world together
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas in Mussoorie, India, Woodstock School lays claim to one of the most picturesque...
Goshen’s furry friends: Pets on campus
It is not a novelty to see pets around campus. Many of us have seen students and even faculty members...
Pickleball movement finds an home in Goshen
For those who haven’t played pickleball, first assumptions generally follow a pattern: “What kind of name is that?” said Andrew...
Welcome home
This weekend is Homecoming, which means there will be a lot of not-so-new faces joining us on campus over the...
Corn cobs and samosas: The Goshen experience
Dan Eash-Scott raised his arms in victory. Four entire cobs of corn in 90 seconds made him champion of the...
GC students travel to Ecuador for summer SST
A group of 21 Goshen College students traveled to Ecuador to experience their Study-Service Term (SST) this past summer. Ecuador...
Living off the land with Ryan Sensenig
While many professors may choose to relax in their free time, Ryan Sensenig, professor of biological and environmental science, runs...
Art in isolation
After two and a half years of dodging COVID-19, I finally tested positive on Tuesday of last week. In some...