Carl Weaver ’69 provides hands-on experience for Goshen High School students – Good of Goshen
Teacher Carl Weaver '69 has been leading an annual Florida Keys marine biology field trip for 42 years.
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What Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Can Learn From Etsy, featuring Justin Rothshank ’00 – TIME
Justin Rothshank, a Goshen potter who sells handmade coffee mugs on his Etsy shop featuring custom ceramic decals of famous people, says it’s probably too soon to tell how well Hillary Clinton merchandise will do.
Marta Brunner ’89 named head librarian at Skidmore College
Marta Brunner, head of collections, research and instructional services in the Charles E. Young Research Library at UCLA, has been named the new college librarian at Skidmore College.
Goshen band Lalo Cura featured in Alt.Latino’s favorite Tiny Desk Concerts – NPR
Rafael Chavez y Moreno '09 and Adam Carter '01, and their goshen band "Lalo Cura," were recently featured among NPR'sa Alt.Latino's favorite Tiny Desk Concerts.
Phoenix Artist Joseph Shetler ’06 on Minimalism, James Turrell, and Mennonite Culture – Phoenix New Times
Joseph Shetler '06 recently presented his MFA Thesis Exhibition, "Defining Ethos," which ran in early of December 2014 in Phoenix.
Joel Kauffmann ’79 ends Pontius’ Puddle comic strip after 31 years and more than 200 newspapers – The Elkhart Truth
Joel Kauffmann '79 has used his comic strip Pontius’ Puddle to comment on the church, the world and the human condition. After 31 years, he’s putting down his pen to pursue another matter of faith.
The 50 Most Effective Ways To Transform The Developing World: Shashi Buluswar ’91 – NPR
Shashi Buluswar, an author of a study listing the 50 breakthroughs that would most transform the lives of the poor, especially in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, spoke with Morning Edition's Renee Montagne.
African genre fiction brings together three alums on NPR program
If you were paying attention to last week’s episode of To the Best of Our Knowledge from Wisconsin Public Radio, you may have noticed that it was heavily influenced by Goshen College graduates. The weekly themed public radio program focused on “African Genre Fiction” and featured interviews with Ellah Wakatama Allfrey '88 and Sofia Samatar '94.
New film for Goshen native Jim Strouse ’99 – The Goshen News
At the recent Sundance Film Festival in Utah, writer/director Jim Strouse's '99 newest offering, “People, Place, Things” was generally one of the most well-received films to debut there.
Sunday Mahaja ’14 is making his mark in the world of large-scale metal sculpture – The Elkhart Truth
Within the last six or seven months, a Sunday Mahaja's large-scale metal sculptures have won several awards and have been displayed at a number of local events.