By Jacob Putnam, a second-year Spanish and sociology double-major. Last week was Sexual Violence...

By Jacob Putnam • October 18, 2012

By Becca Yoder, a social work major and women’s study minor. Each year as the Domestic and...

By Becca Yoder • October 18, 2012

By Sam Jones, a senior theater major. From the wobbly back of a camel, to the top of a rust-colored...

By Sam Jones • October 18, 2012

Reflecting at the pool of memories One question resonates with the little waves Every shadow haunts...

By Record • October 11, 2012

It is hard to believe that it has been a year since Dr. Miller passed away, especially since I am...

By Record • October 11, 2012

I didn’t know Jim as a professor, but rather as the father of a close friend. I remember...

By Record • October 11, 2012

It takes time to recognize and appreciate the impact some people have on our lives. Unfortunately...

By Record • October 11, 2012

When I think of Jim, I think of his tireless dedication to his students and the many long hours he...

By Record • October 11, 2012

What I do know from prior experience and again this past year that those we love and care about who...

By Record • October 11, 2012

Have you ever seen an archaeologist holding a piece of ancient ceramic pottery, or, for that matter...

By Rachel Jantzi • October 4, 2012

My husband once wrote a song with a line that speaks to what I believe: “Life is a journey with...

By Char Hochstetler • October 4, 2012

The pool is gone. There’s no changing that. My last flame of hope was snuffed out as the...

By Kolton Nay • October 4, 2012

  As English majors at Goshen College, we grew familiar with the incredulous question: “So,...

By Anna Ruth • September 27, 2012

Walking around campus today is drastically different for me than it was 10 years ago. Instead of...

By Chad Coleman • September 27, 2012

While writing this article, I am listenting to DJ Badrdine’s “100% Electro Amazing,” a...

By Stuart Graber • September 27, 2012