America’s enchantment with the Amish – in romance novels and on reality television – has left many wondering what Amish life is really like. A new book, co-written by Goshen College Professor of History Steve M. Nolt, looks to dispel myths and document Amish life across North America.
The Goshen College Community School of the Arts (CSA) is accepting registrations for Music Together® music and movement classes for young children from birth to age 5 and their families, to be held in June and July 2013.
Clicking around online, Lassane Ouedraogo was surprised to see that Elkhart County’s local government is largely absent from Facebook and Twitter, two of the largest social media outlets reaching millions of people every day.
Denver-based musician Rachel Eisenstat, a 2006 Goshen College graduate, is using her musical training from the college's Music Department to record her band Raven Jane’s debut album.
Goshen College recently recognized 254 students for excellence in academics on the spring 2012-13 semester Dean’s List.
Based on data collected from Goshen College first-year students and seniors, Goshen College continues to provide top-quality educational experiences for students.
Do you ‘like’ Elkhart County? A public relations class at Goshen College is teaching Elkhart County’s government a lesson about social media. County commissioner Mike Yoder is working on a project with students to see how social media, like Facebook and Twitter, is used by local governments around the country.
There’s a new sort of electricity being generated at Goshen College.
A Michiana college, known for giving back to the community, is giving their utility provider the green light to go green all of the way.
