Coming to the United States is not an easy decision, nor is it an easy process. My parents...

By Mafe Aguilar Vargas • October 9, 2025 • Features

This past week, I was assigned to read a chapter from John D. Roth’s, “A Mennonite College for...

By Eliza Alemán • September 18, 2025 • Features

As I get to the end of my college career, I am, like every senior before me, incredibly daunted by...

By Tyson Miller • March 27, 2025 • Features

Throughout my grade-school years, I thought of college as a big deal because of the extreme academic...

By Phil Witmer-Rich • March 13, 2025 • Features

This November I received an email with the subject line “Make your year-end gift to Goshen College...

By Tyson Miller • January 16, 2025 • Features

There are a few things I keep in my everyday tote bag: my Mac, some lip balm, a notepad and pen, my...

By Sadie Brenneman • November 21, 2024 • Features

I was nervous before leaving for college. I remember asking my wise older cousin Caroline, a recent...

By Amelia Witmer-Rich • October 24, 2024 • Features

Since my late years in high school there has been a question that continues to leave me stumped: How...

By Camila Pérez-Diener • October 10, 2024 • Features

In my time at Goshen College, I believe I experienced a prominent shift within the GC student body:...

By Sadie Brenneman • October 3, 2024 • Features

As I enter senior year and put into perspective the memories I have made here, the word nostalgia...

By Isaac Sawatzky • September 19, 2024 • Features

“The grass isn’t greener on the other side,”  That’s what I heard from my former coach...

By Charlie Aldrich • September 5, 2024 • Features

What a ride it’s been. There’s so much I have yet to say, and so much I want to say. So much...

By Daniel James • April 11, 2024 • Features

From age 6 to age 11, before trends had entered my mind, before I was aware of what was cool or...

By Sadie Brenneman • March 21, 2024 • Features

For three afternoons a week, for an hour and a half (and two hours on Mondays), I forget about...

By Daniel James • February 15, 2024 • Features

For most of us, grief means reminiscing on the memory of a grandmother, a sibling or a pet, longing...

By Isis Espinoza • February 1, 2024 • Features