For the 10th straight year, Goshen College will honor the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. by holding an all-school Study Day, with emphasis on the values and ideals that characterized King’s work.
Peter Slowk, one of the country's leading artist-teachers of viola recognized by the American Viola Society in 2002 for "outstanding teaching, scholarship and performance,
Honoring the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the context of the Christian faith that sustained him, a 7:30 a.m. community breakfast Jan. 20 at Goshen College will begin the day with prayer and remembrance.
Award-winning Canadian poet Di Brandt and Goshen College Associate Professor of English Ann Hostetler will read their poetry Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. in Newcomer Center 19.
Are you a newly appointed supervisor, or president of a company who knows of new supervisors, who would benefit from additional management training?
A part of the Greatest Generation often ignored are those who refused to fight in World War II. Appropriate, then, that an award-winning documentary that examines the experiences of those who felt called to alternative service should be shown at Goshen College, an institution known for its peace and justice program.
Final statistics, released recently by Goshen College's registrar's office, showed a total of 941 students enrolled at Goshen College for the fall 2002-2003 semester.
In the midst of life
The Goshen College Alumni Board is honoring Adella Brunk Kanagy of Belleville, Pa.; Fred Speckeen of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and Howard Zehr of Harrisonburg, Va., as 1999 Culture for Service award winners. This marks the 10th year the board has recognized alumni whose lives demonstrate commitment to a life of…
Goshen College’s Alumni Board is pleased to announce the 1998 Culture for Service Award recipients. They are Lester T. Hershey ’36, Fort Ashby, W.Va.; Marjorie Schertz Liechty ’53, Goshen; and Elsie Eash Sutter ’41, Goshen. This is the ninth year the board has recognized alumni whose lives embody the GC…
