This winter, geothermal unit heats three buildings
Last spring, Goshen College partnered with Chillit Chillers, a local business that designs and...
For the Record, 11/8/12
1,461 more days. 2.1 million more minutes. Four more years. Come Nov. 8, 2016, America will vote for...
Spooky campus folklore: The prank that said “boo” with a “moo”
As told by Al Lohr, graduating class of 1942. Story and picture from “The Cow in the Science...
Spooky campus folklore: The bride of Mr. Smith’s nightmare
In 1930, a Halloween costume party at Goshen College convinced at least one person that the college...
Spooky campus folklore: Alice, the friendly ghost
There is a light in the Umble Center that never goes out. And it’s there to keep the ghosts...
Spooky campus folklore: The secret signings
Turn now to a strangely haunting legend right here at Goshen College: retold by Jeffrey Moore after...
For the Record 11/1/12
Suzanne Ehst, an adjunct professor of education and doctoral student at West Michigan University,...
For the Record 10/18/12
The way I see it, there are two types of people in the world. There are the people that peek under...
Nine semesters, five countries, one family
It may be that the prospect of living abroad and working in diverse cultural settings is as much a...
Student Senate hopes to bring louder voice to campus
It is solely the women of Goshen College who owe thanks to the force responsible for supplying their...
Special issue spread: Record editors remember 100 years of student press
Note: To view the spread in larger text, click on the image and zoom in...
For the Record, 10/11/12
This week, I am reminded of the importance of remembering. This Saturday during Homecoming, I...
For the Record, 10/4/12
This weekend, as Goshen College welcomes the return of 11 graduated classes to campus, I am reminded...
When it comes to music, for Marcia Yost, more is better
Marcia Yost became the executive director of the Music Center at Goshen College on Oct. 1. Yost will...
For student beekeepers, the product is sweet
Students that walk by the campus prairie patches may encounter native plants, flowers and insects....
