It was a day for sharing perspectives, reflection and a renewed commitment to the ongoing work of equity and justice at Goshen College Monday morning as students, faculty, staff and community members were called to participate virtually in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Study Day.
For many of the students who were off from class today because of the holiday, it was a time to reflect on all of the things that Dr. Martin Luther King had accomplished during his life and what those meant to them and other students around them.
President Stoltzfus weighs in on Elkhart County’s coronavirus fight.
Most Mennonite colleges and universities, including Goshen College, overcame COVID-19 pandemic challenges to bring in positive enrollments this fall.
While the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has postponed all fall championships until the spring, it is allowing schools to still play its fall schedules if they choose to do so.
Many in the Latino community attribute the drop in COVID-19 cases to a partnership between Latino leaders, Goshen College, and the county health department.
Colleges and universities that return to in-person classes are finding ways to apply COVID-19 social distancing precautions to fine arts activities.
New students moved in at Goshen College over the weekend, with many new safety measures in place.
Goshen guard Colin Flowers will not stay silent — not after what happened to George Floyd. Flowers speaks his mind on racial injustice in America, why black women can't be overlooked and how athletes can use their platforms for change.
International exchange students enrolled at two local institutions aren’t facing as high a risk of losing their visas in the upcoming school year.
