A call for student senators
As the academic year comes to an end, the student senate cabinet is wrapping up various agendas. One...
The power of a scapegoat
This week we were confronted with some confusing and albeit shocking news. News reports flashed...
How I wandered into the Promised Land
“Not all who wander are lost.” This is a phrase I heard growing up, but never had fully...
Religious Polarization in Egypt
Egypt, as you might have noticed, has some serious problems that make life there hard – poverty,...
Student senate and my experiences with policy
The topic of how influential student senate actually is can be approached from various perspectives...
Kampochea, I love you—oo—oo—oo—oo
One of the things I looked forward to the most in coming to Goshen College was the Study Service...
Paradise lost
During my high school years, I was eager to attend Goshen College. I looked forward to being a...
The hipster marvel: plaid clad and wonderfully witty
Do you have a Tumblr? If you said “yes,” then you might already be aware of the large...
Sénégal: It’s the place to be
As a current second semester senior, I have a lot of things to be doing right now. I have a history...
Do You Believe in the Truman Show?
I was outside last Wednesday. I march around outside quite a bit every day, actually, but last...
Amrán Na BhFiann (The Irish national anthem)
It seems like we were framed by the cosmos to play a tiny part in history, to experience the...
Praying for salaam in Egypt
As thousands of anti-Hosni Mubarak protesters continued their sit-in at the center of Cairo, we, a...
Conjugality on campus: married life vs. student life
A lot of people see us as differently ever since we got married on August 11, 2010. Perhaps...
Open letter to the peace studies community
What is the task of a peace witness when violence explodes? What is the task of a healer? In the...
The leak on Geeks
“I paid 7 dollars to get into this!” someone sitting near me at spring Kickoff kept shouting...
