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November 12, 2026
Goshen, Indiana: rural town or bustling metropolis?
Recently, funnies co-editor Nathan Anderson, alongside other Goshen College students, had the opportunity to attend a conference at the United Nations in New York City. This made us consider a heated argument amongst our friends about whether Goshen is rural or not. After this most recent trip to NYC, we can confidently say that our opinion has changed on the topic. Previously, we were adamant that Goshen was rural, citing the relatively low population, lack of shenanigans occurring around town and abundance of corn for hundreds of miles. However, after visiting the Big Apple, we think that Goshen should be...
May 14, 2025
Dwight Gingerich named AD, men’s basketball head coach
Goshen College announced Dwight Gingerich as the new athletic director on Wednesday morning. Gingerich is currently the head of school and boy’s basketball head coach at Hillcrest Academy in Kalona, Iowa – formerly named Iowa Mennonite School. He will start his duties at GC on July 1. Gingerich said in GC’s press release, “Our family loved our time at Goshen and I am very grateful to President Stoltzfus and the search committee for this opportunity to return. “I am excited to lean into the college’s core values of Christ-centeredness, passionate learning, servant leadership, compassionate peacemaking and global citizenship, as we...
March 5, 2025
Capps fired after three seasons
The Goshen College athletic department fired Kyle Capps on Wednesday morning. Capps was the head coach of the men’s basketball team. Capps was the head coach for three seasons, and posted a record of 8-76 across his entire tenure. During the 23-24 season his squad went 0-28. In the Crossroads League, he finished his career 1-53 – the lone win came against Taylor University on Jan 26, 2023, when the Maple Leafs won 72 – 65. GC finished last in the conference every year Capps was at the helm. His career winning percentage of .095 ranks lowest among all former...