My family had no door – The Mennonite
Dominique Chew, a senior at GC, says that when our doors are open, so are our hearts to new opportunities to celebrate the gifts of our sisters and brothers in our own communities and around the world.
Archives for GC in the News Category
Memories of the Selma marches 50 years ago – The Mennonite
Vic Stoltzfus and J. Lawrence Burkholder, who both served as president of Goshen College, recall taking part in the Civil Rights marches in Selma.
The Globe staff members win national radio awards – The Goshen News
Staff members of 91.1 The Globe received three first place national honors Saturday night at the IBS Awards ceremony in New York City.
Why passing resolution on Goshen’s sundown history is important – The Elkhart Truth
To not fully acknowledge past racism may damage the work of those who care about diversity.
Goshen College making strides toward becoming intercultural campus – The Elkhart Truth
Goshen College has led a robust effort over the past decade to attract international students and become an intercultural campus.
Artists create a niche in Goshen – The Goshen News
Over the past decade, Goshen has become a destination for those who love the arts.
Students hope for real cultural exchange – MCUSA
Students and staff from Goshen College attended Hope for the Future IV, Jan. 23-24, 2015, the annual gathering that bonds people of color who are in leadership positions in various Mennonite Church institutions.
People’s Forum: Wesco needs to listen to voters on Ritz | Kathryn Meyer-Reimer – The Elkhart Truth
Kathryn Meyer-Reimer, professor of education, addresses a letter to State Rep. Tim Wesco about Glenda Ritz and Mike Pence.
Nationally renowned sculptor and professor John Mishler calls goshen home – Good of Goshen
Mishler’s one-of-a-kind sculptures dapple northern Indiana and southern Michigan, with others stationed across the country.
Bill would let undocumented college students pay in-state tuition – Indianapolis RTV6
Janeth Vela, 20, received a four-year scholarship to Goshen College. She is studying to be a nurse, but her older brother Eduardo is not so lucky.