For my service portion of SST, I hopped on a plane and headed for Egypt’s neighboring country to...

By Summer Hasan • November 3, 2010

  Someday soon, I will indubitably walk into a lovely local establishment and when asked for my...

By Josh Yoder • October 27, 2010

I’ve heard the superficially helpful, if not entirely truthful, assertion that Goshen College, in...

By Joel Maust • October 27, 2010

  Greetings from Egypt! I’m writing to you from a teacher’s house in a city about...

By Nora Miller • October 27, 2010

I am part cow. No, I’m not talking about the genetic code or an unhealthy steak diet. I mean that...

By Jeffrey Moore • October 14, 2010

I miss creation.  This summer, I had the opportunity to experience nature unfolding.  I spent it...

By Emily Bowman • October 14, 2010

In Cairo, one cannot walk down most streets without noting densely packed areas of various shops....

By Becca Kraybill • October 14, 2010

It’s 3:30 a.m. and our dog Bruno has started to bark very loudly. After taking a second or two to...

By Anita Fonseca • October 6, 2010

Elizabeth King is a sophomore student writing from Goshen College’s first Study-Service Term...

By Elizabeth King • October 6, 2010

This summer I spent ten incredible weeks studying at the Au Sable Environmental Institute alongside...

By Tori Yoder • October 6, 2010

An open letter to Goshen College in its time of discernment In spring 2010, I was part of a group...

By Record • September 30, 2010

As a young child I was afraid of the Goosebumps book series. I’m probably still scared of them. As...

By Lucas Nafziger • September 30, 2010

  When I tell someone I am an English and social work double major, I often receive bewildered...

By Grace Parker • September 30, 2010

  Haga helwa wa haga wahesh. Good things and bad things. That’s the one phrase I know how...

By Andrea Kraybill • September 30, 2010

Dear Goshenites, As people on the street continually tell us as we walk past, “Welcome in Egypt...

By Admin • September 23, 2010