River Bend Film Fest a success for first-time host Goshen – The Elkhart Truth
As the River Bend Film Festival got underway on its final day Saturday, organizers and participants said the event was a success.
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Jordan Waidelich ’17: Cheers to those who play like a girl – The South Bend Tribune
Jordan Waidelich, a junior at Goshen College, looks at the impact of low pay, low viewership and little support for women's sports.
Ten movies filmed in Goshen – Good of Goshen
The Maple City will soon be in the spotlight as the 15-year-old River Bend Film Festival gets underway for the first time in downtown Goshen, March 31 through April 2.
Goshen College #7 among Top 20 Small Sustainable Colleges Ranked by Affordability
A key element of Goshen College sustainability is the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, a 1200-acre preserve.
GC women’s basketball coach Stephanie Miller reflects on historic 2015-16 season – The Goshen News
GC women’s basketball coach Stephanie Miller looks back on a groundbreaking season for her program, one she hopes sets the Maple Leafs on an upward trajectory for years to come.
OUR VIEW: What a run for Goshen College women – The Goshen News
These GC women showed us during this inspiring run is that “March Madness” extends well beyond the NCAAs.
Goshen College women’s basketball team loved by students, staff even as they fell in NAIA tournament – The Elkhart Truth
Although the Goshen College women’s basketball team was knocked out of the NAIA DII tournament in the national semifinal, the team made school history.
Started from the bottom, now they’re here – My NAIA Tourney
As the Goshen College women's basketball team enters the Fab Four of the NAIA Div II tournament, we look back at the path that got them here.
Dozens gather for on-campus watch party for women’s basketball team – The Goshen News
More than 50 students and staff gathered in the Roman Gingerich Rec-Fitness Center on Wednesday to watch the Goshen College women's basketball team's win in the first round of the NAIA national tournament.
Zehr brothers join college choir for stirring performance – Carthage Republican Tribune
They sang it all — jazz, spirituals, sacred, classical, music from Nigerian people, opera — and filled the Carthage High School auditorium with glorious sounds of their voices and instruments.