Domestic SST alternatives deserve respect
Last semester I finished my Study-Service Term credits. I didn’t travel to Peru or Morocco, though...
On living with monks and appreciating the small things
I am currently living with Buddhist monks at a wat called Prevehir Thom, located in Ba Phnum, a...
Remembering Millicent Morros
The students of the Organizational Leadership degree completion program in Tim Prinsen’s...
Making transitions in Cambodia
Studying in Goshen is the closest I have ever been to living a city life. Now, for the past six...
The suite life of a Resident Assistant
Remember those first couple weeks of your freshman year of college? The get-to-know-you events, the...
First-years reflect on the iCore Initiative
It’s too early to make a definitive statement about the iPad initiative, but at this stage in the...
Let’s tear down the Menno-Wall
Last week at convocation, I introduced the idea of the “Menno-Wall.” For those who weren’t...
Shouting to God from Cambodia
Here in Phnom Penh, I have the uncommon experience of living with a Christian family. My “parents...
Finding meaning in shalom
This past weekend I attended the Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship Conference hosted by Bluffton...
Lapp reflects on names, professionalism
When considering the issue of how we address professors at Goshen College, I hope we can share some...
Recapping the weekend, peace by peace
We are a small school and one of the downsides to that is people know other people’s business....
“Cambodians have wonderful sense of humors”
“If You Pay 10 dollors ,you can eat pork belly and drink endlessly until when you say ‘STOP...
America by rail: Appreciating the space between two homes
When it comes time to go home for Christmas vacation, the normal routine for many college students...
Experiencing symbolic protesting
I was not sure at first what to think of attending a protest. I am not your typical protest...
Behind the wheel on SST
If you’re reading this you probably know a lot about the hardships and struggles people...
