Maple Leafs in Morocco: Kate Friesen
It’s been a little over a week here in Morocco, but our time has been filled with hundreds of new...
Safety, risk and reclaiming silence
When marginalized people express anger, point out systemic oppression or lament about ...
A view from Page One
You are a cog in a very tight wheel. A blip in overdressed work clothes in a blinding current...
Morocco Maple Leaf: Liz Core
Monday night, my three host sisters, my host mother and I walked arm and arm to the local...
Joining the military
I know that Mennonites are against war and against the military, and I am also against war. First of...
Snacks, dogs and rock n’ roll
We are two guys who left Goshen College last year to play in a good ol’ fashioned rock ‘n roll...
Global Citizen of the Week 4/12: Mohammed Rasoulipor
Mohammed Rasoulipor is a senior art major and member of the International Student Club. His first...
Going to college for 30+ years
Working here at the Harold & Wilma Good Library since August 1981 has richly blessed my life. I...
Understanding, not alienating, Deaf
Since freshman year I have been involved in the Deaf community, participating in Deaf-lead church...
Forced outsider speaks out about policy
When I begin to think about my future, and what I want to do after I graduate, I become really...
Global Citizen of the Week: Dennis Chavez, Ecuador
Dennis Chavez is a junior physics major from Otavalo, a small town located two hours north from the...
The Core problem: A flawed mentality
The national anthem, the Mennonite-faculty hiring policy, the iCore initiative. What is the common...
A call for deeper innovation
The decision is made, the initiative has been approved, and the iPads will be on their way shortly....
Global Citizen of the Week: Oscar Joses Kirwa
Oscar Joses Kirwa, a sophomore, is an active member of the International Student Club (ISC),...
Les politiques au Senegal
Having gone to Senegal on SST in 2010, I was very interested a couple of months ago to read in the...
