In this week’s episode, Goshen reporter Sharon Hernandez talks to Rocio Diaz, the multicultural outreach community coordinator at Goshen College. She holds monthly workshops to teach Latino families how to get their children to college.
Hope for the Future IV, a gathering for leaders of color and Mennonite Church USA leaders to work at finding adaptive solutions for culturally appropriate leadership development, met Jan. 23-26 at Iglesia Menonita Arca de Salvación in Fort Myers, Fla.
Goshen College’s Study-Service Term (SST) program has been ranked fourth on a list of the 50 best study abroad program in America. Since the SST program began in 1968, nearly 8,000 students have participated in 24 countries worldwide.
The local Global Game Jam kicked off Friday evening in Goshen College’s Union Building, where 28 designers from Goshen College, Ball State University and the Goshen community gathered in a computer lab to spend 48 hours rapidly prototyping game designs.
Seven student winners of the 2014-15 Goshen College Concerto-Aria Competition will perform arias and concerto movements with the Goshen College Symphony Orchestra in the 55th annual Concerto-Aria Concert on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Sauder Concert Hall.
Goshen College music faculty members Solomia Soroka and Matthew Hill will present a recital of works for violin and piano on Friday, Jan. 30, 2015. The recital will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Goshen College Music Center’s Rieth Recital Hall.
Kathy Meyer Reimer, director of elementary education at Goshen College, came across the Kid's Lit Quiz program in New Zealand and formed the partnership with Goshen Middle School.
Next fall, Goshen College will offer a new film production major for students interested in studying film.
Angie and Dan Bastian wanted to make some extra cash to start saving for their kids' college funds. They set up a kettle corn stand and concocted a few delicious variations on the popular snack. The rest is history... and Angie's Popcorn is now worth $50 million.
At Goshen these hymnals do not gather dust in pews or remain stagnant on students’ shelves as forgotten gifts from congregations; they are used.
