Global Citizen of the Week: Kat and Liz Berg, Canada
Kat and Liz Berg were born and raised in Langley, a town 35 minutes outside of Vancouver, Canada....
Against all odds: My journey with a brain hemorrhage
On Oct. 27, 2008, I was admitted to the hospital for a spontaneous severe brain hemorrhage in the...
Global Student of the Week: Jing Jin, China
Jing Jin, a senior environmental science and biochemistry double major, hails from the city of Hefei...
Trying to make sense of beauty
“What makes music beautiful?” my grandfather asked after I finished playing Schumann’s...
And the rest is history
One summer a friend of mine and I decided to schedule visits with the elderly of our congregation....
Contemplative confabulation: A semester in the Oregonian woods
It’s hard for me to believe that this time last year I was nestled in the southern Oregonian woods...
Global Citizen of the Week: Tijs, the Netherlands
Tijs Buskermolen’s first impression of the United States: really big. Buskermelon, a sophomore...
Global Citizen of the week: Jan Zawadzki, Germany
My name is Jan Zawadzki and I am a second year business administration major and global economics...
A summer bike adventure
I love bikes. I always have, but I didn’t think I loved my bike enough to ride it across the...
Los ladrones y otras cuentas de Espana
As I flew into Barcelona’s sunrise, I felt a shiver of excitement. I was about to fulfill a...
Contemplating “Work” Around the World
The past eight months have taken me nonstop from SST in Tanzania, to gallivanting across Europe, to...
South African and Palestinian Apartheid: Lessons for the World
This summer eight Goshen College Students and I spent an amazing two months at the home of G.C....
Global citizen of the week: Mohamed, Mauritania
Mohamed Meissara is a junior TESOL major and communication minor from Mauritania. He was born in a...
Warlike language in the green movement
Apparently, Tim DeChristopher is something of a big name in the current environmental movement in...
Pet culture and the dogs’ morality
Maybe you were not one of the people who asked someone like me about the differences we have...
