With Newcomer 19 packed full, women, non-binary students and allies joined together for a night of performance and chocolate on...

By Jordan Waidelich • February 4, 2016

This year, the Goshen College business department granted students from a variety of disciplines entrepreneurship grants to further pursue their...

By Josh Stoltzfus • February 4, 2016

During World War II, Lois Gunden Clemens, a Goshen College graduate, worked in France to smuggle Jewish children out of...

By Elsa Lantz • February 4, 2016

Seven students will be performing individual arias and concertos with the Goshen College Symphony Orchestra in the 56th annual Concerto...

By Lexa Magnuson • February 4, 2016

Goshen College’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations began this past Saturday. The slogan for this year’s theme was “Trouble...

By Frances Fonseca • January 28, 2016

Saturday night saw a flashback to the 1920’s for the annual spring Kickoff event, and like the decade in U.S....

By Lydia Good • January 28, 2016

On January 15, the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) held their annual division competition in Goshen College’s Music Center. Goshen...

By Riley Mills • January 28, 2016

This Friday through Sunday, Goshen College will be hosting their second Global Game Jam. Throughout the course of the weekend,...

By Lexa Magnuson • January 28, 2016

For the second time in the past three years, a Goshen College student has brought home the award for the...

By Josh Stoltzfus • January 28, 2016

Shirley Shriner, longtime assistant administrator for student life, officially announced her retirement effective the end of May 2016. Tagged as...

By Chandler Ingle • January 21, 2016

Goshen College’s Functional Immediate Response Student Safety Team (FIRSST) has submitted a list of demands to the college’s Title IX...

By Ellen Conrad • January 21, 2016

Stan King, longtime head coach of the Goshen College men’s tennis team, recently announced his retirement at the conclusion of...

By Chandler Ingle • January 14, 2016

Goshen College received $600,000 from the Lilly Endowment Foundation in early December to establish a Study-Service Theology Term. Starting in...

By Jordan Waidelich • January 14, 2016

Cases of racial injustice on college campuses have rocked the nation this year. Violence towards black lives by police officers,...

By Riley Mills • January 14, 2016

Regina Shands Stoltzfus, professor of peace, justice, and conflict studies, has been awarded the Indiana Civil Rights Commission’s 2016 Spirit...

By Ellen Conrad • January 14, 2016