The Ross Richer kids could tell you what it’s like to hike Huayna Picchu in the rain and the best...

By Kate Stoltzfus • September 25, 2013

What began as “seed money” from last year’s graduating class has blossomed into...

By Christina Hofer • September 18, 2013

Katie Dwyer-Zeman and Neal A. Friesen are among the many new faces that appeared this fall in the...

By Ezra Ocubamichael • September 18, 2013

Two years ago, Ryan Sensenig, biology and environmental science professor and department chair, took...

By Liz Core • September 18, 2013

Shirley Showalter, former president of Goshen College, is preparing to publish her memoir, “Blush...

By Annabeth Tucker • April 18, 2013

Colleen Geier has swum with the dolphins, and she’s gotten paid for it. Geier is neither a dolphin...

By Lauren Stoltzfus • April 18, 2013

I will be a Goshen College graduate in less than two weeks. Woah. I know it’s a cliche, but it...

By Ariel Ropp • April 17, 2013

Goshen is home to some fascinating people. I came to this conclusion as I read through “Goshen...

By Ariel Ropp • April 10, 2013

Not a minute passes for Glenn Gilbert without the static overtone of a hand radio, the buzz of a...

By Kelley Scholfield • April 10, 2013

Most everyone would agree that for college students, the price of the food matters as much as the...

By Mia Engle • April 10, 2013

It’s that time of the semester again. In the flurry of assignments, tests, presentations and...

By Logan Miller • April 3, 2013

Joel Pepala is a junior mathematics major from Zambia.     What inspired you to come to...

By Ezra O’Michael • April 3, 2013

The Stray Birds, an Americana trio from Lancaster County, Pa., combine old-time and folk styles in...

By Becca Kraybill • April 3, 2013

The best way to get me to attend a lecture is to talk about food. For those who don’t know me...

By Ariel Ropp • March 20, 2013

Sophie Metzger, assistant director of diverse student support at Goshen College, never imagined...

By Sara Albaba • March 20, 2013