Professor Regina Shands Stoltzfus ’84: The Violence of ‘Normal’ – Sojo.net
Violence is a continuum. And it can start long before someone buys a gun.
Violence is a continuum. And it can start long before someone buys a gun.
Ten retiring employees are saying farewell to Goshen College this year as they begin the next chapters in their lives. Together, they have served an average of 17.3 years at Goshen College. >> Enjoy reflections from some of the retirees about highlights of their time at GC. Employees who retired…
Regina Shands Stoltzfus, assistant professor of peace, justice and conflict studies at Goshen College, has been awarded the 2016 Spirit of Justice Award by the State of Indiana Civil Rights Commission, the state's highest civil rights honor.
Goshen College faculty and staff gathered on Monday, Nov. 14, to celebrate the holiday season and to recognize 25 employees for milestones during their service to the college.
The Goshen College athletic department is proud to honor two pioneers who dedicated their lives to student-athletes, combining to coach Maple Leaf athletic teams for 120 seasons, with the renaming and dedication of the Dr. John Ingold Athletic Complex and the Dr. J. Harold "Sarge" Yoder Baseball Field.
As a copy editor at The New York Times, Duane Stoltzfus seemingly had it all for a young man.
Keith Graber Miller, professor of Bible and religion, and his family have combined a love of art and traveling into a world-class gallery right in downtown Goshen. Along with adding to the spirit of Goshen, the Graber Millers also pay the artists behind their collection a fair wage.
Gilberto Pérez, Jr., associate professor of social work at Goshen College, has been appointed as senior director of intercultural development and educational partnerships at Goshen College’s Center for Intercultural and International Education (CIIE).
In recent months, current and former Goshen College faculty have authored new books and chapters in new books.
Goshen College community members gathered Tuesday, Oct. 9 and commemorated the one-year anniversary of the tragic death of Professor of Biology James S. Miller.