Goshen students, community upset after hate crime bill is gutted
Goshen College students say they’re not just disappointed, but angry after seeing a hate crime bill stripped of what they say is the most important language.
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Indiana hate crimes bill moves through Senate committee
Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes law, but it does have a hate crimes bill that began moving through the Legislature Monday.
Insect populations in Michiana impacted by subzero temperatures during polar vortex
“A good aspect of a polar vortex is that it kills off bad insects like mosquitoes, for example,” said Dr. Andrew Ammons, associate biology professor at Goshen College.
Was J. Lawrence Burkholder ’39 Censored?
J. Lawrence Burkholder had a distinguished career as a Goshen College and Harvard Divinity School faculty member, and later served as president of Goshen College from 1971 to 1984. But despite all this, his publication output was fairly meager. One explanation for this, made frequently by Burkholder himself and repeated by many of his students and colleagues, is that he had been censored by the Mennonite establishment.
Against all odds: Demarcus Stuckey ’19 overcomes poverty, heart murmur to shine at Goshen
Goshen College senior Demarkus Stuckey has had to overcome poverty and a heart murmur to become one of the best players in the NAIA this season.
Goshen College launches new communication program ‘Globe TV’
Globe TV is designed to give students more hands-on experience. It merges television and radio programs under one banner, launching a new website and video platform to showcase the content from both.
Christie Rogers-Stacy, Associate Professor of Marketing, offers tips for celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget
Christie Rogers-Stacy, Associate Professor of Marketing, offers tips for celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget - from WalletHub.com
Mennonite voices respond to recent climate reports
Mennonites, including a GC student and employee, reflect on what the recent climate reports mean from their professional and personal perspectives.
Gamers gather at Goshen College for Global Game Jam
During this year’s international game development event, Global Game Jam, students from Goshen College and community members sought to use their own game-development talents to prove it.
King’s legacy honored at Goshen College with challenge to be one’s best
“Nonviolence chooses love, not hate … If you can’t be nice, or you can’t not hate, just leave people alone,” LaKendra Hardware told a full house at Goshen College.