

Connect Goshen Day!
Connect Goshen Day is our annual spring giving day where the worldwide Maple Leaf community—alumni, students, faculty, staff, families, retirees, and friends—comes together to celebrate what we love about GC! 🎉
Connect Goshen Day is our annual spring giving day where the worldwide Maple Leaf community—alumni, students, faculty, staff, families, retirees, and friends—comes together to celebrate what we love about GC! 🎉
Goshen College’s annual academic symposium takes one day to highlight the amazing research that students have done in the past year. The college will suspend classes for the day to enable all students and faculty to participate in this celebration of academic achievements in all disciplines.
Martin Doblmeier, an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose portraits of religious leaders have aired nationally on public television, will deliver the Yoder Public Affairs presentation at Goshen College on Tuesday, April 15.
Goshen College's spring mainstage, Rent, follows the lives of a close knit group of young artists navigating conflicts, dreams and love in New York City’s East Village under the shadow of HIV and AIDS in the late 1980s. The show, based loosely on Puccini’s La Boheme, will run over the weekends of March 21 and March 29.
This original musical ensemble features only ukuleles of various sizes and registers, accompanied by just the natural voices of the performers. Among their many international concerts and festival appearances, they have sold out twice at Carnegie Hall in New York, twice at The Royal Albert Hall in London and also once at Sydney Opera House in Australia. The Ukulele Orchestra will perform on March 28 at 7:30.
Students in the Goshen College International Student Club (ISC) will celebrate the culture of their home countries with a potluck dinner and a show during the annual ISC Coffeehouse at 6 p.m. on Saturday, March 15.
Vox Profundi, Goshen College’s low voice choir, will conclude their Spring Break tour to Florida with a Home Concert in Sauder Concert Hall. Vox Profundi is directed by Dr. Scott Hochstetler.
Goshen College faculty, staff and student women and nonbinary people will perform stories about mental health, body image, sexuality, trauma and relationships in the 12th annual Goshen Monologues on Sunday, March 9 at 7 p.m. in the Church-Chapel.
This annual concert at Sauder Concert Hall, a cherished community tradition, presents a repertoire including Mahler, Symphony No. 2 ‘Resurrection’ in C minor.
Sofia Samatar, a writer of fiction and nonfiction, will speak at the 2025 S. A. Yoder Memorial Lecture. Her works range from the award-winning epic fantasy A Stranger in Olondria to Opacities, a nonfiction book about writing, publishing, and friendship. Her memoir, The White Mosque, is a PEN/Jean Stein Award finalist.