Archives for GC in the News Category
Andy Ammons, associate professor of biology, on preventing mosquito borne illness – Fox 28
Mosquitos are more than just pesky; they can make you sick. Though there's been concern lately about Chikungunya Virus, experts say mosquito borne illnesses, like West Nile, may not be as dangerous as scientists once thought.
Goshen artists craft community – The Elkhart Truth
The first annual Arts on the Millrace highlighted Goshen’s growing number of entrepreneurial artisans. Take a closer look at some of them in this feature video from Goshen College student Abby Deaton.
Goshen musician teaches the power of art to teens at the juvenile detention center – The Elkhart Truth
Nayo Ulloa visits the Elkhart County Juvenile Detention Center in Goshen twice a week to connect with teens through art and creativity.
President announces plan to reduce student loan debt – Fox28
President Barack Obama announced several proposals for student loan reform Monday afternoon.
Faith groups hear higher calling in climate change fight – Lebanon Reporter
Luke Gascho, a founder of Hoosier Interfaith Power and Light, said it was critical for religious leaders to weigh in on the issue.“More people are recognizing this is a responsibility for us in the faith community to pay attention to,” said Gascho, who is director of the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center at Goshen College.
Goshen pastors, officials review Latino community policing presentations – The Elkhart Truth
Goshen College professor Gilberto Perez was involved in a series of Community Policing presentations held for the Latino community in Goshen recently.
Arts on the Millrace festival features sculptors, painters – The Elkhart Truth
Sunday Mahaja, a Goshen College student, said he sculpts in his spare time. He sold his sculptures that he makes from found objects at the festival.
Class lets Goshen College students and Ekhart County inmates study together – The Elkhart Truth
Goshen College started a new class this May where students travel to the jail and learn alongside inmates.
Maya Angelou’s life and death reflected on by local library, Goshen College women – The Elkhart Truth
A local woman and a Goshen College professor share their thoughts on how the recently deceased writer’s work affected them and our country as a whole.