War, Peace, and Social Conscience: A life and times biography
A third of the “Mennonite trinity” was remembered on Tuesday as Theron Schlabach released his book, “War, Peace and Social...
Responding to tragedy: Goshen, MCC and Haiti
The Mennonite community has rallied together to organize relief and recovery efforts after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake destroyed the Haitian capital...
Goshen College Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy
Goshen College’s annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day was no let-down. Held throughout the day on Monday, the...
Students leave, GC still high in enrollment
Sixty-nine students dropped out of Goshen College after last semester, the most to leave at midyear out of the last...
MCC, Goshen College Respond to Tragedy in Haiti
The Mennonite community has rallied together to organize relief and recovery efforts after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake destroyed the Haitian capital...
Tenth Peru S.S.T. group returns
Last Tuesday at 5:20 p.m., the fall Peru Study-Service Term (S.S.T.) unit returned to a crowd of eager friends and...
Victims of SOA graduates remembered at vigil
A few weeks ago on Yoder 2, several students were lamenting the cost of tuition. One of them brought up...
Dining Hall to Compost Next Semester
The student body of Goshen College wastes about 950 pounds of compostable material every day. This material all goes to...
GC releases new TV commercials
Goshen College is continuing its advertising presence on television by releasing a set of four new commercials that premiered regionally...
After three years, second S.S.T. unit to Cambodia to depart in January
This spring, a group of 21 students will travel to Cambodia for the second ever Study-Service Term (S.S.T.) to this...
Remembering resistance, 1960’s to today
J.R. Burkholder, professor emeritus of religion, along with members of the Peace, justice and conflict studies department, joined together with...
GC community collects stories from WWII veterans
Dan Coyne, a Goshen College alumnus, traveled to a convention in DC in August with 34 World War II veterans,...
Maple Scholars present research in Atlanta, Kokomo
Students who participated in the summer 2009 Maple Scholars program have recently presented their research at conferences in both Atlanta,...
Nursing students make history administering H1N1 vaccines
The last time it happened, it was smallpox and polio in the 1960s and 70s. Now, decades later, the public...
Haarer seeks breath of God through radio, poetry
Carl Haarer, one of Boston’s top radio reporters, can play the guitar and piano, sing, write poetry and speak theology....
