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

As I get to the end of my college career, I am, like every senior before me, incredibly daunted by...

By Tyson Miller • March 27, 2025

Throughout my grade-school years, I thought of college as a big deal because of the extreme academic...

By Phil Witmer-Rich • March 13, 2025

Kadie Daye, Goshen College alumna from the class of 2021, has been a “radio geek” since she was...

By Ana Alves Machado • March 13, 2025

One facet of college life that has become almost synonymous with U.S. higher education is that of...

By Kate Bodiker • March 13, 2025

In 1995, Dr. Regina Shands Stoltzfus, professor of peace, justice and conflict studies, together...

By Igor Sapucaia • March 13, 2025

Collections of books and places to study are often what define college libraries — there’s...

By Sarah Miller • February 20, 2025

This past week The New Yorker celebrated 100 years. For context, The Record will celebrate its 113th...

By Tyson Miller • February 20, 2025

The history within the walls of Goshen College’s buildings is plentiful. The red brick, the vines...

By Charlie Aldrich • February 20, 2025

  Goshen College is the place “where everything connects,” and through these connections...

By Kevin Liddell • February 20, 2025

College students are no strangers to illness, and this winter is no exception, with reported...

By Kate Bodiker • February 13, 2025