Husband and wife Ben Hartman '01 and Rachel Hershberger '99 have been farming together since they were married in 2003. Clay Bottom Farm is deeply committed to being a local and community farm, mostly serving those within a one-and-a-half-mile radius.
Laura Hoover '19 is spending her summer interning in Connecticut, working as the director of broadcast media for the Mystic Schooners of the New England Collegiate Baseball League.
Loren L. Johns '77, Ph.D., professor of New Testament, retired June 30 from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) in Elkhart, Indiana, after 19 years of service.
Hugh Birky, a junior engineering physics major from Goshen, appeared as a contestant on American Ninja Warrior on Monday, July 8, 2019.
Goshen College will offer campus tours and a chance to speak with admissions officers each day at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., for students, parents and any others interested in the college selection process, during Indiana Private College Week, July 15-19.
Daniel Lemons '74 took over July 1 as interim president of Lehman College, the City University of New York's only four-year college in the Bronx.
More than 75 professors and administrators from across the country met at Goshen College from June 24 to 27 for a conference, “The Heart of Higher Education: Living Between What Is and What Could Be,” in which the “inner authority” of educators emerged as a central theme. The conference drew deeply on the work of the teacher, author and activist Parker J. Palmer, who participated in a keynote conversation.
Ryan Smith '17, from Farmington, Maine, left the start in a hurry and won the Bridgton 4 on the Fourth easily.
Abby King '20 & Marisa Smucker '94 shared stories in morning worship July 4 at the Mennonite Church USA convention about how they experienced transformation when they encountered God at work in their lives.
At the Mennonite Church USA convention in Kansas City, Jerrell and Jane Ross Richer and Sarah Augustine led a seminar called “Speaking to the Systems and Walking with Indigenous People.” The Richers work half the year with the Cofán people of eastern Ecuador, while in the other half Jerrell teaches at Goshen College.
