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Aliko Songolo ’68, professor in the Department of French and Italian and the Department of African Languages and Literature at the University of Wisconsin, is the recipient of the 2015 Goshen College Culture for Service Award.
From champions in medical research to world-class literary critics to international diplomats, we’re not exaggerating when we say that Goshen College graduates are changing the world for the better. Whether they make Goshen home or move across the globe, here’s our list of 13 Goshen alumni who are making the…
Dwight King '64, a political scientist at Northern Illinois University and former director at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, died Sept. 10 at age 72.
Sunday Mahaja, a 2014 art graduate, has created various metal sculptures as functional art with a unique style using recycled materials.
Ben Hartman '01 has written a book about his farm's lean processes called, “The Lean Farm: How to Minimize Waste, Maximize Efficiency, and Maximize Profits with Less Work.” It’s just out from Chelsea Green Publishing.
Randy Zimmerly '85, the superintendent of Westview School Corp. in Topeka, Indiana, has been named 2016 Superintendent of the Year for District 2 by the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents.
Hans Weaver '13 and Niles Graber Alvarez '14, the makers of a commercial version of traditional Amish and Mennonite “meadow tea,” are now producing a line of seasonal teas in Lancaster County.
Dr. Thomas Sutter '73, an occupational medicine physician in Bloomington, Illinois, spent six months at World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, as an occupational health and safety specialist responding to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
Ryan Claassen '94 is a political scientist at Kent State University and the author of a provocative new book called “Godless Democrats and Pious Republicans?” that seeks to explain the “God Gap” between the parties.
Lisa Guedea Carreño '84 is director of Elkhart Public Library. She's also an occasional singer, host of a weekly radio show and a member of too many committees.
