BRIEFS
Patching servers
According to an email sent to campus by Patricia Goodman, assistant director of IT services and support, ITS will attempt to “patch” campus servers affected by the “heartbleed vulnerability,” a computer virus affecting the internet globally.
“We will do our best to schedule patching of servers during off-peak hours, but we may not be able to avoid impacting some services and users during peak hours,” she said. “As the patches are applied, servers will go down for a period of about 15 minutes.”
May term service
Service Club will coordinate a group of GC students for LaCasa’s “Help-a-House” event on May 10. Sign-ups will be available during the first week of May term, but those interested should contact Brianne Brenneman with questions at bfbrenneman@goshen.edu.
Café con Leche
The Latino Student Union and the Commuter Club will host a “Café con Leche” open-house event from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16 in the commuter lounge. Food and refreshments will be served.
Planting trees
The Tree Care Committee will host two tree planting events, one on-campus and another off-campus. The first tree planting will be held near the Dumpsters in the College Church parking lot at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 11. A second tree planting will take place at Mill Street Park and will go from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on April 19. Contact Joanna Epp with questions at jaepp@goshen.edu.
GCNSA fundraiser
The Goshen College Nursing Student Association will hold a fundraiser at Hacienda in Goshen to raise money for a May term nursing trip to Nepal. Pinatas located around campus contain Hacienda Tokens, which can be redeemed at Hacienda on Wednesday, April 16, for lunch or dinner. 20 percent of the meal proceeds will go toward the GCNSA fundraiser. Contact Heather Schomburger with questions at heathers6@goshe.edu.
