‘Dining A La King’ is still on the menu
He crossed the restaurant with a tray of food in hand and sat down at the table. His order, Panera...
Lederach joins the City Council as a caretaker of schools
As Phil Lederach, a longtime teacher and educational administrator, prepares to represent Goshen...
Perez leaves council to devote full focus to college
Councilman Gilberto Perez Jr. will soon part with that title and the responsibility to serve as the...
Looking at the town and gown, as a player and a coach
There must be something about the dirt or grass on these playing fields that attracts the alumni...
King steps down from council, with ‘underlying gratitude’
Julia King will step away from the Goshen City Council at the close of the year, grateful for the...
Goshen as a satellite office for the West Coast and more
Mark Eash Hershberger, a user interface artist employed at Formosa Group, a post-production sound...
Sauder restrooms lessen lines
Sauder Concert Hall was built with an emphasis on the details. Architects put in time to create a...
The kid who liked ‘Jaws’ now swims with sharks
When he was in third grade, Phil Allman’s parents sat him down to watch the 1975 thriller film “...
‘Anthropocene Reviewed’: Reviewed
After three years of an unchanged lineup of books in the Identity, Culture and Community...
Gratitude overflowing
The final editorial of the semester has a tried-and-true pattern, often offering encomiums and a...
Balancing the mess
As I entered my junior year of college, I could not have been more excited for all the different...
Dierdorff Cemetery rooted in history
It’s no secret that Goshen College is across the street from a funeral home. The building is hard...
Gustafson-Zook finds community in folk music
Sadie Gustafson-Zook, a singer-songwriter from Goshen, spends most of her time in her home office...
Letters to the editor: Philosophy minor debate
Dear editor, I appreciated the coverage of the philosophy minor in The Record last week and would...
An ode to change
There is something bittersweet about the unknown — being so close to the end, so close to change,...
