Finding my Anabaptist activist
250 years ago, a group of rich, white men declared the thirteen British colonies free from imperial...
Movies matter
Movies matter. That’s not really a profoundly hot take, but to me, it’s something that we must...
The absence of boredom is killing the next generation
Last week, during one of my regular viewings of “The Breakfast Club” in the Harold and Wilma...
Not just part of the job:
What are your first thoughts when you hear “nurse”? Many may have thoughts of compassion,...
Back from Brazil
I’m writing this article at an airport waiting for my flight to Indianapolis after just spending...
Cats, dogs and misogyny
Growing up, I often found myself in heated debates with my friends over the simple question of “...
The feminine experience on campus
Jessie Price The environment surrounding Goshen College is welcoming, encouraging and supportive....
‘Resistance is futile’
“Resistance is futile.” These are words I heard while attending a session on ethical use of AI...
Mental health matters
In April, I received news that a friend from my high school graduating class passed away. As details...
Rethinking regulation about guns in America
Three years ago, I was staying at my college roommate’s house in Kansas for winter break. One day...
Grief is not silencing
There is a heaviness to the days passing. A longing, a deep grief. A huge portion of the American...
Students share psychology stories
Blanka Bodo Psychology is an important subject, and Goshen College should spend more money on the...
Black history: more than 28 days
We remember the name Rosa Parks, who, in a silent but powerful movement of silent protest, sat in...
This is not just a headline to me
As many of us know, over the past few days the news has been filled with reports about the United...
Trendification of social justice
Have you ever seen a friend’s Instagram story with an aesthetic infographic about something...
