Goshen College ranked third among Indiana private colleges for having the lowest average student debt figures for the class of 2017 and was also named one of Money Magazine’s “Best Colleges in America.”
Goshen College’s Music Together program for young children is celebrating 10 years of family music-making this fall. All families are invited to experience the joy of making music together in mixed-age and babies classes in Goshen and Elkhart, now open for registration.
Known for widening its students’ worldviews, Goshen College has accumulated friends and alumni from around the world. Alumni live in and travel to places far from campus, and sometimes these global citizens run into each other in unexpected places.
Beginning this Monday, Aug. 6, concertgoers have the opportunity to purchase individual tickets for all concerts in the Goshen College Performing Arts Series.
Thirteen Goshen College students participated in this year’s Maple Scholars research program, an eight-week program which gives undergraduate students the unique opportunity to create and present scholarly works.
Goshen College is now home to a gamelan － a set of traditional, percussive instruments from Indonesia, gifted by the late Duane Gingerich '69 and his wife, Reti.
Bruce Stahly Dr. Bruce Stahly, a 1967 Goshen College graduate and retired superintendent of Goshen Community Schools, has been appointed as chair of Goshen College’s board of directors as of July 1, 2018. He replaces Dr. Conrad Clemens, a 1985 Goshen College graduate and professor of…
Goshen College’s RN to BSN program has been listed among the top 100 online programs in the country, according to a new ranking by RNtoBSN.com.
Gilberto Perez Jr. is Eastern Mennonite University’s 2018 Distinguished Service Award recipient. The dean of students at Goshen College, Perez has dedicated his life to serving in many roles – therapist, social worker, peace evangelist, community advocate and social work professor.
The first cohort of teachers in Goshen College’s new English learner’s (EL) license program returned to their classrooms with a new set of tools to better serve students whose first language is not English.
