Every morning, Sara Azzuni, wakes up before the sun rises. After pinning a brightly colored hijab...

By Abby King • March 30, 2017

Jason Samuel’s love for radio started when he was in elementary school. While in the Cub Scouts,...

By Spencer Buttermore • March 30, 2017

Ignition Music Garage, your one-stop shop for classic vinyl. The product of a teenager of the 70s,...

By Josh Stoltzfus • March 30, 2017

I want to start this editorial by thanking everyone who reached out to me in response to my...

By Maddie Birky • March 30, 2017

This year, Goshen College added a new and relatively unique club to its roster of growing groups on...

By Josh Stoltzfus • March 23, 2017

There’s a photograph pinned to the north wall of Clay Shetler’s small office, one that might...

By Lucia Nisly • March 23, 2017

Rebecca Ramer pointed to a precariously balanced stack of handmade bowls in her kitchen cupboard...

By Katie Hurst • March 23, 2017

I’m sure you’ve all heard the expression, if not uttered the words yourself: “There just aren...

By Maddie Birky • March 23, 2017

Richard Aguirre, director of corporate and foundation relations, has helped reinforce GC’s...

By Marris Opsahl • March 16, 2017

Growing up in south-central Indiana, Jon Zirkle didn’t have many ideas as to what he wanted to do...

By Josh Stoltzfus • March 16, 2017

On Jill Koop Liechty’s desk sit stacks of carefully-cut-out inspirational quotes and Bible verses...

By Jordan Waidelich • March 16, 2017

“I want people to be seen. I want them to feel less alone.” Viola Davis recently said this when...

By Maddie Birky • March 16, 2017

This Saturday, Mar. 11 at 7 p.m., the Goshen Theater will be premiering “Admit One: The Story of...

By Marris Opsahl • March 9, 2017

“Everyone circle around the room,” instructed Debra Detwiler Brubaker to her Women’s World...

By Maggie Weaver • March 9, 2017

Over 89 years, Hank Weaver has visited more than 100 countries. He’s been to each continent,...

By Abby King • March 9, 2017