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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
Christie Rogers-Stacy, Associate Professor of Marketing, offers tips for celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget - from WalletHub.com
Mennonites, including a GC student and employee, reflect on what the recent climate reports mean from their professional and personal perspectives.
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.
“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.
Christi Sessa is a senior peace, justice and conflict studies major at Goshen College, where this originally appeared in the Goshen Record student newspaper.
In an early kick-off to Goshen College’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day festivities, GC President Rebecca Stoltzfus Wednesday provided convocation attendees an update on the ongoing work of the college’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force.
Java Junction, GC's on campus coffee shop, is operated by students for course credit, making decisions around accounting, marketing, purchasing, hiring, training, technology and business analysis. They purchase coffee from a local roaster, working to balance cost and quality.
President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus makes the case for Mennonite higher education in the Mennonite World Review.
Educational institutions play an essential role in preparing Elkhart’s future workforce and supporting its Latino residents, and an anchor is Goshen College.
Goshen College senior Christi Sessa took part in a meeting in Indianapolis to get a hate crimes law passed in Indiana.