Mennonite Historical Archives finds new home
Goshen College’s Newcomer building will no longer be home to the Mennonite Historical Archives. Instead, they will be finding a...
Summit for justice meets at Merry Lea
This past weekend, while students gathered outside on the lawn to enjoy warm temperatures, a group of 45 students gathered...
A day without immigrants
Generally, Elijah Lora, a first-year, feels that protests are not effective in changing public policy, but he went to a...
GC to welcome Saint Joseph College students
Saint Joseph College, located in Rensselaer, Indiana, announced earlier this month that the institution would be suspending all operations at...
Interurban Trolley offers GC students free rides
As of last Wednesday, the Interurban Trolley is free for Goshen College faculty, staff and students. Jim Histand, former vp...
Divestment: an ongoing discussion
Amid conversations on campus concerning how Goshen College will respond to calls for divestment from Chase Bank, which is helping...
Barbershop Talk meets for the first time
The Barbershop Talk Series (BTS) met for the first time last week on Feb. 8 in the Union Building foyer....
Goshen community huddle sparks hope
Community members and college students sat together at tables on Sunday, Feb. 12 for a huddle, raising their concerns for...
Students urge GC divestment from Chase
Naomi Gross and Hannah Yoder, both seniors, wrote* a petition on Jan. 31 to the Goshen College community which stated...
Peace oratorical contest finalists announced
Each year, students are invited to participate in the C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest. This year’s finalists have been...
GSWA sponsors Healthy Bodies Week
Throughout this week, the Goshen Student Women’s Association (GSWA) is sponsoring Healthy Bodies Week (HBW): a series of events celebrating...
Dedication celebrates first African-American graduate
On Friday, students, staff and faculty, community members and others will come together for the Juanita Lark Welcome Center dedication...
Latino scholarship dinner brings hope
Tonight, Feb. 2, Goshen College will hold its second Latino scholarship dinner, a banquet that celebrates the college’s Latino students...
Elkhart County HOPE provides student support
Richard Aguirre, alongside many others, is attempting to bring hope to the undocumented community of Elkhart County. Aguirre, director of...
GC announces 12 new programs of study
Goshen College recently announced its upcoming addition of 12 new programs of study in hopes of increasing student enrollment. The...
