Daniel Shank Cruz ’02: A simple life – Mennonites in Belize
Daniel Shank Cruz writes about Mennonites living in Belize for the New York Times. Shank Cruz is an associate professor of English at Utica College.
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Daniel Shank Cruz writes about Mennonites living in Belize for the New York Times. Shank Cruz is an associate professor of English at Utica College.
Hannah Miller '10 is launching a research project by and for LGBTQ teachers in Vermont, with the aim of making schools more inclusive.
Brooke Rothshank '00 paints small things. Her art is confined to the center 1-inch square on 6-by-6-inch white paper, looking starkly insubstantial surrounded by all that empty space.
Shortly after graduating from Goshen College in 2008, Jes Buller moved to Colombia as a part of MCC’s Seed program. For eight years, Buller worked as a facilitator and community organizer in coastal Colombia.
A strong desire to swim in Fidler Pond was motivation enough for Lindsay (Gangloff) Kauffman '10 to compete in the 2018 Rock The Quarry event, five months after giving birth.
What does it take to conserve a Caravaggio? Antiques Roadshow learned from conservator Dean Yoder '80 at The Cleveland Museum of Art about the important Caravaggio, "The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew."
The short documentary “Eugene Alexander: The Fashion of Eugene Stutzman” made its Internet debut on August 15, 2018.
Over the four years of The Basketball Tournament, Errick McCollum's '10 Overseas Elite has amassed $7 million in winnings and never lost a game. The team is 25-0 in the history of the event.
This past year, Goshen College offered an 11-month program for full-time teachers to get an English Learner’s license, also known as TSOL or ENL. The license provides teachers with background of how a second language develops. Teachers learn specific strategies for instruction, assessment, and identifying areas of concern.
When the curtain comes up at the 3,126-seat War Memorial Opera House in San Fransisco, Andrew Landis '09 helps ensure performances proceed smoothly.