Do you ‘like’ Elkhart County? A public relations class at Goshen College is teaching Elkhart County’s government a lesson about social media. County commissioner Mike Yoder is working on a project with students to see how social media, like Facebook and Twitter, is used by local governments around the country.
There’s a new sort of electricity being generated at Goshen College.
A Michiana college, known for giving back to the community, is giving their utility provider the green light to go green all of the way.
Goshen College announced Monday morning, May 13 that they will only purchase electricity from renewable energy sources. GC President Jim Brenneman announced that the school will be participating in NIPSCO’s new Green Power Program, becoming the first major client of the utilities provider to agree to purchase all of its electricity from sources such as wind and solar generators.
Goshen College from now on will purchase all its electricity from renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power, college leaders announced Monday.
IU Health Goshen Hospital, Goshen College and the city have partnered in an effort to connect the Winona Trail to Main Street and potentially alleviate some of the hospital’s parking woes.
Hispanic students are a growing presence on U.S. Mennonite college campuses. This is occurring while the percentage of Mennonite students is decreasing. But the colleges’ growing diversity mirrors the churches’ in some ways.
It started, as many of these things do, as a late-night dorm conversation. A “pipe dream” Goshen College senior Michael Miller called it.
For the Goshen College class of 2013, four years of work and study came to a culmination with the 115th commencement ceremony Sunday at the college.
