Landscaping stones surrounding a planter between Kulp Hall, the Administration Building and the Adelphian Fountain provide a small but important link to the past.(Photo by Jodi H. Beyeler ’00) From the day in June 1903 that Jesse Smucker’s team drove away with a load of soil…
Healing the World, Peace by Peace…
Supervisor Joe Brunk operates the Maple City Shirt Company in the basement of Coffman Hall. Special thanks to Mabel V. Brunk for her research and her photo. On Sept. 15, 1934, the north end of Coffman Hall’s basement was filled with the whirr and clacking…
Graphic provided by The Wall Street Journal Sunday Stephen Kreider Yoder ’81, San Francisco bureau chief for the The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), and his 18-year-old son Isaac decided to do a different kind of father-son project this year. They have been jointly writing a weekly column…
A linguistics Web site doesn’t seem like an obvious path for someone who studied computer science, applied math and music in college, but Rachel Smith ’01 found a niche that combines all of her interests with the launch of her Web site www.RachelsEnglish.com. The site teaches American English pronunciation…
Editor’s note: Goshen College’s first three graduate students walked across the commencement stage in caps and gowns on April 26, and will complete master’s degrees in environmental education at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College in early June. Next year, the program will triple, with a cohort…
In the Siberian tundra, alumnus Tim Martin ’91, an earth science teacher at Greensboro (N.C.) Day School, lived and researched with an international team of scientists – from the United States, Germany, Russia and Austria – through the Polar TREC program, where K-12 teachers are paired with researchers in…
A World for a Classroom…
“SST Turns 40″…
Maria Byler teaches for her SST service assignment in Nicaragua, summer 2008. Just before I left for Study-Service Term (SST) in Nicaragua this past summer, some of my friends got back from the spring Tanzania trip and were showing me their pictures. They had all the stereotypical…
