Global Citizen of the Week: Andrea Moya
Andrea is an active member of Latino Student Union (LSU) and International Student Union (ISC), and...
A culture of innovation, a culture of preservation
Thirty years ago this spring, I became a graduate of Goshen College without ever using a computer in...
E-readers: The new Gutenberg
I love books. In second grade, I blew my eyes out reading in the dark. I’ve been known to read...
A book is not a Nook
I was read to as a child, and often. I learned to treat books as special objects that deserved to be...
Global Citizen of the Week: Sunday Mahaja
Global Citizen of the Week: Sunday Mahaja, Nigeria Sunday Mahaja came to the U.S. in December 2010...
A culture of distraction?
Editor’s Note: The Goshen College administration has recently been considering an initiative...
Why I love the Super Bowl
To me, the Super Bowl is more than just a game. The contest is not just big for the players; it’s...
Fashion and integrity collide through blogging
Rachel Smucker is a first-year communication major. She currently blogs at bighairbigdreams.tumblr....
Global Citizen of the Week: Chagan Sanathu
Chagan Sanathu, a business and public relations major, came to the U.S.from India in August 2008 to...
Trains, relationships and more trains
In 2008 when I was a first-year at Goshen College there was rumor of plans for a tunnel to be built...
Embracing Goshen’s “imaginative soul”
Last weekend, a prospective student asked me to tell her my favorite part of Goshen College. I was...
Global Citizen of the Week: Krystel Pierre
Krystel, a sophomore environmental science major, is a member of the newly formed Swim Club. She is...
Big-picture living: experiences in off-campus housing
This year I finally had the opportunity to live off campus, which really is quite an achievement...
Semester in Oregon slows down life, speeds up thinking
Josh Jantzi spent this fall with The Oregon Extension, an alternative semester program located in...
Global Citizens of the Week: Josh van Allen and Mark Baker
Josh van Allen is a psychology major and Mark Baker is an interdisciplinary major. Both van Allen...
