OUR VIEW: Dialogue can be our strength – The Goshen News
Goshen News editors see progress in fostering a dialogue that, despite some palpable tension, will help diverse groups of people better understand their points of view.
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GC graduate student’s Martha’s Gift program helps patients pay bills, give back to community – Elkhart Truth
After obstacles facing similar Maple City Health Care Center programs came to light, a Goshen College student launched Martha’s Gift, a program that lets patients create items that will help the community in exchange for credit on their medical bills.
Good of Goshen: Professor Duane Stoltzfus, from the New York Times to Goshen Commons
As a copy editor at The New York Times, Duane Stoltzfus seemingly had it all for a young man.
Declared cancer free, GC coach Neal Young is loving life again
Goshen College men's basketball coach Neal Young overcame a battle with lymphoma and is cancer-free.
Callie and Arron Patrick balance coaching careers, marriage
Callie and Arron Patrick balance coaching careers, marriage
Goshen College & Chamber of Commerce develop leadership program – The Elkhart Truth
Callie and Arron Patrick balance coaching careers, marriage – The Goshen News
U.S.- Cuba Relations impact lives locally – WSBT
Keith Graber-Miller, professor of Bible, religion and philosophy, comments on how normalizing relations with Cuba will affect students.
Business owners don’t expect change with US-33 construction – ABC 57
Keith Graber-Miller, professor of Bible, religion and philosophy and a small business owner in Goshen, reflects on how rerouting U.S.-33 will affect his business.
Your school may not be getting funding it deserves – Fox 28
Many Indiana schools -1,300 of them - got hefty bonuses from Governor Mike Pence. Goshen College education department's Kathy Meyer Reimer and Suzanne Ehst talk about how that affects schools and teachers.