The history within the walls of Goshen College’s buildings is plentiful. The red brick, the vines and limestone trim add to the charm that is GC. This vast history comes with years of repurposing buildings, and with constant repurposing, regular updates end up falling through the cracks.  The Visual Arts Building, tucked between the Leaf Raker parking lot and Administration Building, was built in 1940 and started its life as the library. The last renovation was made in 2003, which included some electrical upgrades, offices, new windows, reworking the ceramic lab and masonry restoration on the exterior according to Brian...

By Charlie Aldrich • February 20, 2025 • Features

a frequent go-getter on campus, always runing around with my emotional support water bottle at my hip (her name is Mona by the way,) the bathroom always seems to be calling to me. In order to express my gratitude to the on-campus bathrooms, here are my top 10 bathrooms on campus:  Number 10: The Westlawn first-floor bathrooms. I say this because those are so overhyped — they are so small that you have to brace for impact because of how close the walls are, and the fact that it always smells like what Dugtrio (the Pokémon) looks like.  Number 9:...

By Angelica Carrillo • February 20, 2025 • Funnies