Physical Plant worker taps maple syrup and raises ducks “Chick-a-dee-dee-dee!”  The bird...

By Annette Conrad • March 19, 2014

What’s so great about Goshen College anyway? Often I hear people on campus talking about how we...

By Quinn Brenneke • March 19, 2014

The Public History class investigates Goshen houses A new history course entitled Public History...

By Natalie Hubby • March 12, 2014

Some staff have asked ‘more maturity’ from students attending weekly assemblies Ten hours: the...

By Maddie Birky • March 12, 2014

Website by Bearing Witness Stories Project offers new accounts of Anabaptist martyrdom Looking for a...

By T.J. Keiderling • March 12, 2014

Natasha Weisenbeck, a senior, and three other students, along with Lew Naylor, adjunct professor of...

By Natalie Hubby • March 5, 2014

Gunden Gymnasium namesake shares her passion for women’s athletics Before Title IX, a...

By Lexi Kantz • March 5, 2014

Six people completed the Maple Leaf Marathon, six times over, indoors Originally published in Goshen...

By Kolton Nay • March 5, 2014

Prrr, hey baby! is not a good way to introduce yourself to someone you don’t know. Unfortunately,...

By Quinn Brenneke • March 5, 2014

Abby Deaton packed a punch in her winning speech about Goshen College hiring policies – she is...

By Quinn Brenneke • February 20, 2014

Kent Palmer, associate professor of informatics, always wanted to be an environmentalist. In his...

By T.J. Keiderling • February 19, 2014

Tuesday evening, students gathered to be informed, to be persuaded and to provide support for their...

By Angie Troyer • February 19, 2014

On Sunday, over 50 members of the Goshen College community crammed into the Prude House living room...

By Maddie Ruth • February 19, 2014

After a series of twists and turns on the road, the Old Bag Factory came into my view near the...

By Dona Park • February 12, 2014

Some of the most significant work at Goshen College often goes unnoticed. Well groomed shrubs, mowed...

By Quinn Brenneke • February 12, 2014