Crossing borders
I still recall the irony I felt on the flight to Texas, leaving my hometown of 30,000 for a city of...
Discovering humanity’s connection
So, I guess when people go on Study-Service Term to a foreign country they’re supposed to have...
International student spotlight: Jon Kaasa
Jon Kaasa is a first-year physics and math major from Norway who plays tennis at Goshen College....
American gun laws don’t keep us safe
I am from Burkina Faso, West Africa. I had never thought about studying in the United States, but...
An argument for co-ed housing
I’m willing to bet that at least three quarters of the student body at Goshen College have members...
Sporting an Army jacket with a twist
There is nothing I love more than a trendy statement. This upcycled, DIY jacket just so happens to...
Helping Hands in Peru?
American Sign Language is rapidly spreading to mainstream American culture. Millions of Americans...
This Cambodian Life
I have had really good, really bad and really weird experiences here in Phnom Penh. That is a pretty...
Marriage equality movement fails to empower
In the the wake of Tuesday’s legislative dialogue on same-sex marriage, Becca Yoder expresses...
“Amish Mafia” is fake and disrespectful
A man dressed in plain black pants, a button-up shirt and a dark jacket raises a metal baseball bat...
Living the Khmer language
I live in a wooden, stilted house with a family of four in a small seaside village of Cham Muslims,...
Weather in Goshen is a gift from God
Coming from Mauritania, where the temperature regularly soars over 100 degrees, I have been paying a...
Paying for a wedding when you’re broke
If coordinating one of the most memorable days of my life is not stressful enough, I am doing so...
Corrected false assumptions: Cambodia SST edition
I do two things very well: exaggerate and assume. My Cambodian Study-Service Term has not been...
Don’t sacrifice fiction for the Constitution
If there is one confession that I would rather not openly admit at any point in my life, it’s that...
