Reach for the stars, or: [insert your own cliché]
As an editor for the Perspectives page, my average week includes asking, begging, manipulating and...
My tale of Mononucleosis Epstein-Barr virus
Many students face it at some point during college: the dreaded moment where you wake in the middle...
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...
