Goshen couple pushing for Latin American culture center – The Elkhart Truth
A husband and wife who moved to Goshen two and a half years ago hope to bridge cultural gaps in their community.
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Goshen woman helped save Jews in France – South Bend Tribune
Yad Vashem, the Jewish Holocaust memorial organization, last year named Gunden "Righteous Among the Nations," making her one of just four Americans to receive the honor, and the Jewish Federation of St. Joseph Valley honored her Sunday as part of its annual Yom HaShoah Holocaust memorial service.
Goshen College class of 2014 celebrates graduation – The Elkhart Truth
Goshen College’s class of 2014 went out with a bang with 225 students earning undergraduate diplomas and 18 students walking away with master’s degrees Sunday, April 27.
Goshen College celebrates 243 graduates; three heading to Cambodia – The Goshen News
243 seniors turn their tassels, three are heading to Cambodia
Study-Service Term in Peru leaves lasting impression on Goshen College student – The Elkhart Truth
Goshen College students sing to fundamentalist street preacher – The Elkhart Truth
A group of students sang hymns to peacefully protest the preachings of a couple from Texas who visited Goshen College's campus on Thursday, April 24, 2014 to warn students to repent for sins or face hellfire.
Furry pals help GC students with dog days of finals – the Goshen News
Goshen College students took a break from preparing for final exams to hangout with some four-legged friends Monday afternoon.
Dandelion dishes served at Goshen College – WNDU
The student club Eco-Pax went out picking dandelions on Sunday and today Chef Jeremy Corson created six dishes for lunch using them.
Dandelion Day at Goshen College celebrates sustainability – Flavor 574
They aren't just weeds, and some in the Goshen community already know of the plant's delicious possibilities.
College students de-stress with dogs – WNDU TV
With exams and research papers piling up, students' stress levels are at their peaks. At Goshen College, they are taking a different approach. It is the dog days of the school year and what better way for students to unwind than with man's best friend.