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.
Archives for 2015
Students study honeybees, racial identity, Latin American music and more in summer research program
This summer, 18 Goshen College students are participating in the Maple Scholars Summer Research Program.
Abbie Gascho Landis ’99 Awarded 2015 CDS Documentary Essay Prize in Writing – CDS Porch
The CDS Documentary Essay Prize in writing was awarded to Abbie Gascho Landis '99, a writer and veterinarian in Cobleskill, New York, for “Immersion: Our Native Mussels and Bodies of Freshwater.”
When two worlds unite: Melissa Zehr ’13 – Bureau County Republican
Melissa Zehr '13 and her husband, Johnny Kimani, have an unlikely love story.
Goshen College grads embark on cross-country bike trip for global education
Three Goshen College graduates are biking 4,000 miles across the country with a goal in mind: to raise $5,000 for Mennonite Central Committee’s Global Family Program. They started May 16 in Portland, Oregon, and will end in Washington D.C. in August.
Anita Stalter, academic dean, to retire after 28 years of service
Anita Stalter, academic dean at Goshen College since 2001, is retiring after 28 years at GC. Prior to becoming dean, Stalter spent 14 years as a professor in the education department and director of teacher education at the college.
New women’s soccer coach Scott Gloden likes community feel of Goshen – The Goshen News
Goshen College's new head women's soccer coach is ready to 'set down some roots' in Goshen.
Dominique Chew ’15: To the recent college graduate – The Mennonite
When we keep hearing about the plans of our peers, we may become worried about our own plans. Maybe we aren’t doing the right thing, or we worry that we’ll get stuck doing something we don’t love, or we compare ourselves to others.
Guiding straight paths – Mennonite World Review
Several years ago, while strolling through a farmer’s market just outside of Guatemala City, I encountered a group of teenagers dressed in distinctive, conservative Mennonite garb but speaking fluent Spanish to each other and to the vendors. Intrigued, I asked them about their story.
Jes Stoltzfus Buller ’08 finding her way back from Colombian accident – The Elkhart Truth
Jes Stoltzfus Buller '08 is recovering from a serious accident in Colombia in March.