What will it take?
This past week, I was assigned to read a chapter from John D. Roth’s, “A Mennonite College for Everyone (?)”...
First-years LEADing the way
For many first-generation college students, the transition from high school to higher education can feel like stepping into a completely...
Inside our local co-op
Tucked away on Main Street in downtown Goshen, just blocks from the theater, sits a hidden gem, the Maple City...
goshen.edu/steadilyimproving
Goshen College is back online … well, mostly. Back in late July, the updated version of goshen.edu went live to...
A critique
Now that I’ve started my senior year at Goshen College, I cannot help but reflect on the time and contributions...
The Maple Leaf: GC in a year
Up three flights of stairs, tucked into the shelves of the Mennonite Historical Library, is the collection of Maple Leaf...
‘Clubs bring energy’ to involvement fair
On Wednesday, Sept. 3, immediately following the first chapel of the semester — where campus pastor Jen Shenk introduced the...
Wyse-Fisher brings Jewelry back to GC
After eight years in retirement, a jewelry class will once again be offered as an elective this May with the...
Behind the scenes of graduation
The graduation ceremony is not just the culmination of years of hard work and dedication for students; it’s also a...
Voces Fuertes: ‘for the rights of everyone’
“Voces Fuertes” means “strong voices,” and it is also the name of the new immigrant advocacy group on campus that...
ENL program teaches English, builds community
In Goshen, Indiana, approximately 30.9% of the population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, with many speaking Spanish as their primary...
No regrets
Writing your final editorial is a daunting task. I seriously considered writing an editorial about some random topic and never...
Made without AI
At the beginning of this semester I decided to make a small change to the masthead. Next to the editorial,...
Lighting up a greener campus
The less “green” parts of campus are due for an update, from the poles that literally light students’ way at...
Art finds its home
In Sara Method’s backyard stands her former residence, a portable tiny house that housed her, her husband and her...