Merry Lea boasts 1,189 acres with seven miles of trails and welcomes about 6,000 preschool- through high school-age students for programs each year, as well as offering various programs to the public, plus undergraduate programs including agroecology and sustainability leadership and a graduate program in environmental education.
Suzanne Ehst, associate professor and director of secondary education at Goshen College, weighs in on Indiana's teacher shortage on WNIT's "Politically Speaking."
Mikhail Fernandes spent last summer serving with Southern African Development and Reconstruction Agency (SADRA) through collaboration between Mission Network and Goshen College’s Summer Service Inquiry program.
Nayo Ulloa, adjunct professor of Spanish and internationally renowned Quena player, is bridging cultures in Goshen.
In an effort to increase the number of Latino students earning postsecondary degrees, Goshen College hopes to raise $50,000 for scholarships.
Gilberto Perez, Jr., senior director of intercultural development and educational partnerships at GC, encourages communication between law enforcement officers and the Latino community in northern Indiana.
Banjo duo Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn turned Goshen College's Sauder Hall into their home on the road Tuesday night, inviting the audience in for an intimate performance that shows the versatility of their chosen instrument.
Goshen College officials and former coaches broke ground on the newly renamed Dr. John Ingold Athletic Complex and Dr. J. Harold “Sarge” Yoder Baseball Field during a dedication ceremony on Saturday.
Hundreds of Goshen College alumni and their families visited campus for a weekend of events including bike rides, luncheons, speakers, book signings, athletic events and other activities.
