Peace club comes back
Pax Club, a group centered around peace, ceased activities during 2016-17 due to changes in the student body and the...
Literacy, a bridge to equity
One hundred fifty teachers and administrators gathered in the Fellowship hall on Friday and Saturday to learn about the Science...
Changes in leadership for spring Ecuador SST
Jan Kauffman and Kristin Waltner received a message two weeks ago that came as a surprise: Duane and Karen Stoltzfus...
Artificial intelligence in the business world
For most of the semester, Goshen College has been hosting Raj Biyani ’92, an investor and mentor who worked as...
GC responds to ICE arrests in the area
Earlier this week, it was confirmed that there have been four people from the Michiana area who have been detained...
Disc golf teams confirmed
Jason Samuel, director of WGCS FM and Globe Media, confirmed his new role as coach for the Goshen College men’s...
Bad times at the Good Library
A rock approximately the size of a soccer ball was launched into a window of the Academic Success Center at...
The ‘her-story’ of domestic and dating violence
Dr. Steven D. Parker, an esteemed social worker, psychotherapist and abolitionist, visited Goshen College on Monday, Oct. 27. Throughout the...
Eminent humorist and NYT bestseller speaks at GC
Goshen College received a visit from David Sedaris, an acclaimed humorist and New York Times bestselling author on Wednesday, Oct....
150 highschool students at Nursing and Public Health Career Day
Carrie Eikler, admission visits and events manager, found herself closing the Goshen College Nursing and Public Health Career Day sign-up...
First masterclass features NPR
“The Umble Masterclass brings experts in communication and theater to Goshen College every year,” said Duane Stoltzfus, co-chair of the...
The marine biology program made more accessible
A new marine biology course will be offered this May term that as an option can fulfill the Natural World...
Snacks and contraceptives provided: Sex ed bonus convo
“We are all more normal and similar to each other than we think we are.” These were the reassuring words...
New Masters of Arts in teaching program in Session
Goshen College has added a Master of Arts in teaching program as of the fall 2025 semester. 19 students are...
Squirrel Digest funded, adds a second year
Squirrel Digest, an arts magazine that debuted at Goshen College last spring as an experiment in independent student publishing, will...
