Incorporating iPads could help tell the GC story
The Public Relations Office is making peace...iPad by iPad. The department is currently exploring how iPads can be incorporated into...
Students continue fundraising for Japan
Yumi Otsuka, a first-year Japanese student, first heard on Facebook about the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that occurred in her...
ARCHIVED Comm department continues bringing in awards
Adding to the numerous broadcasting and radio awards already won for the Goshen College communication department, GC student journalists racked...
Red Cross blood drive coming to GC on Friday
In the five minutes the average Goshen College student spends attempting to connect to the Internet in the Good Library...
Co-curricular student leaders announced for next year
Next year's student leaders for on campus co-curriculars have been appointed by the communication department faculty. They are: Sara Alvarez...
Goshen launches three institutes
The first three institutes at Goshen College—with potentially many more to come in the future—were launched at a faculty meeting...
Students to present research in 13th annual symposium
This Friday, March 31 from 12:30 to 5:30 in Newcomer 14 and 17, 36 students will present their research in...
Jamaica S.S.T. to be discontinued
Following careful deliberation, the Study Service Term (S.S.T.) Office decided that Jamaica S.S.T. will discontinue after three terms of running....
WiFi upgrade to result in speedier Internet connection on campus
Information Technology Services (I.T.S.) will upgrade the campus-wide WiFi infrastructure, resulting in speedier wireless Internet access on campus. I.T.S. will install...
CITL presents research on Latinos in Northern Indiana
Goshen College’s Center for Intercultural Teaching and Learning (CITL), in collaboration with Notre Dame’s Institute of Latino Studies, presented the...
Campus will turn lights out to fight climate change
For the third year in a row the Goshen College campus will join hundreds of millions of people around the...
Dormitory doors unlocked after two-month lockdown
The Kratz, Miller, Yoder resident directors announced on Wednesday, March 23, that the dormitories will no longer be locked 24/7,...
Lightning strikes student apartments
What began as a theatrical thunderstorm on Sunday evening soon became a serious ordeal for students living in the student...
Many international students sense disconnect among peers
When he decided to attend a college that claims “global citizenship” as one of its core values, Mohamed Meissara, a...
Author and advocate to speak on mental health issues
The convocation next Monday, March 28, titled “You Are Not Alone: Coping with Mental Health Issues,” will feature speaker Sean...
