Victorious in Second Battle for Wyse 3rd By Ted Maust Now there will be two footballs on the third floor of Wyse Hall, the academic home to the History Department, Bible, Religion & Philosophy Department, and Peace, Justice & Conflict Studies Department. Last year, an old deflated football, which…
History of the Southwest: A May Term to Remember Fifteen Goshen College students, along with History Professor Jan Bender Shetler, spent May term 2002 in Southwest Colorado. They studied regional history over the past thousand years through unconventional historical methods and materials such as archaeology, historical…
Seeking Places of Peace Steven M. Nolt is a professor of History at Goshen College and co-author with Royden Loewen of Seeking Places of Peace. A Global Mennonite History, North America (Intercourse, PA: Good Books, 2012). This book is the fifth and final volume in the Global Mennonite History Series, which…
Matthew R. Hochstetler ’06 Matthew enrolled in the University of Toledo College of Law after graduating. He is now a third year law student and is a member of the executive board of the Toledo Law Review (an academic journal that publishes four issues a year). “Majoring in history…
Jason is a Ph.D. student in Latin American history and environmental history at the University of North Carolina, where he is studying the social and environmental history of the Pantanal, the world's largest freshwater wetland (straddling Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay).
Saulo graduated with a double major in History and Hispanic Education in Theology and Leadership. Currently, Saulo works for MCC U.S. as Director for the Office on Immigration Education.
Abby Trollinger ’04 Abby is now enrolled in an American history Ph.D. program at Northwestern University. At the moment she is in the middle of her qualifying year and in the midst of taking exams and defending her dissertation proposal. She is also a graduate assistant for the Residential College.
Jessica worked for two years teaching beginning and advanced English to high school students in Szolnok, Hungary before coming back to the States to work for the American Journalism Review and the Spokesman-Review. In May 2008 she graduated from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and now works on the International/National Desk for the Dallas Morning News.
Matthew has taught middle school math and coached tennis for Bethany Christian Schools since his graduation from Goshen College. Recently, he transitioned to teach Bible to Bethany Christian middle school students.
Stephanie's study abroad experience gave her the edge when finding a job
