A Budd of hope in a new job
If Amy Budd’s life could be portrayed as a meal she was preparing, it would be a pot of uncertainty...
Goshen students join MCC for global health class
How do you learn about global health issues during a pandemic? Because of travel restrictions, two mennonite organizations, Goshen College...
‘Two High’ triumphs in Sauder
Elena Meyer Reimer and Antoinette Mpawenayo claimed the kick-off crown in Sauder Concert Hall on Feb. 27 with their performance,...
Barahona’s ‘Beloved’ pursuit for equality
#George Floyd, #Natosha Mcdade, #Ahmaud Arbery. The names of African-Americans killed during encounters with law enforcement officers cover the front...
Sunny weather brings light at the end of the tunnel
As hard as all of 2020 was, the start of 2021 wasn’t much better. From political unrest and agitation across...
Online communities surge as COVID keeps everyone inside
A young woman settles down at her computer. She takes the mouse and clicks the icon labeled “Open Broadcaster Software.”...
Davis and Dumpling take over TikTok
Just like any other day, Nick Davis, a third year marine biology major, prepared squid to feed to his long-spine...
Baldanzi examines women in comics
As a kid, Jessica Baldanzi, associate professor of English at Goshen College, loved comics. She would read Archie, Superman, Richie...
February is black history month
The shortest month of the year hosts a number of celebrations: Mardi Gras, Valentine’s Day, Presidents Day, even the Super...
Alarms, exhausting shifts and sadness: Life on a COVID-19 ward
Story Summary: This article delves into the daily routines and lives of healthcare workers at a local hospital during the...
GC student to ride out pandemic in a bus
Building and living in a tiny home wasn’t part of Trevor Stutzman’s original college plan. But neither was COVID-19. Stutzman,...
‘Living unprepared for the future’
I was only ever late to one high school basketball practice. The overwhelming guilt I felt as a scrawny sophomore...
Reflecting through poetry
I’m embarking on the final semester of my college career, and the one thing that has been constant recently is...
Ambassadors of ideas
Jerrell Ross Richer, professor of economics, and his family have spent the last six years living in the Amazon region...
Students tapped to lead Covid-19 response
It’s Mar. 16, 2020 and you receive an email from Chad Coleman, the director of student life operations, letting you...
