GC all-time leading scorer Errick McCollum ’10 making a big name for himself overseas – The Goshen News
GC grad is making a name for himself in China.
Archives for July, 2015
Calendar garden marking life in Elkhart County – The Elkhart Truth
Jon Cutrell '75 and Elizabeth DeFries helped engineer a garden in southeastern Elkhart County that marks the calendar — and life in Elkhart County.
Intercultural mentoring program nurtures learning, leadership and friendships
College got a bit easier and more enjoyable this past academic year for some students at Goshen College, thanks to an innovative peer mentoring program by the Center for Intercultural and International Education (CIIE).
Malinda Berry ’96: “The cost of passive aggression: Being right, (non)violent communication and discipleship” – The Mennonite
What are ways you are unlearning (passive-)aggression and being re-formed by practices of nonviolence?
Jessica Schrock Ringenberg ’04: Membership and the Mr. Potato Head Church – The Mennonite
For far too long the church has functioned with a “bucket of parts” membership mentality.
Ryan Ahlgrim ’79: Same-gender marriage and the church – The Mennonite
Over the past thirty-five years I have served in a pastoral role in four different Mennonite congregations, and in each congregation there has been debate about the validity of same-gender marriage.
Write on Sports: Goshen campers interview marathon runner Justin Gillette ’05, Elkhart Truth sports editor Bill Beck
Long road to a dream: Raised on Amish farm, Andy Yoder ’07 becomes a doctor
There was never any doubt that Andy Yoder '07 would complete his goal of becoming a doctor, but the path that led him there was difficult.
Goshen College adds electric vehicle charging station
It may come as a shock to people that Goshen College has had an electric vehicle (EV) charging station for almost a year. On the north side of the Chairman Building at the college sits the first public level-two charging station in Goshen. The EV charging station came…
Addie Liechty ’06: The children are listening – The Mennonite
When we notice the deep sting of oppression in another, we can acknowledge the ways in which we are all broken.