Seven Goshen College students earned literary awards at the Indiana Collegiate Press Association’s (ICPA) annual convention on March 30 for their work with Red Cents, Goshen’s literary arts journal, including first place awards for Best Overall Design and Best Single Issue.
Elizabethtown College Professor of Musicology Dr. E. Douglas Bomberger '81 recently received the 2018-2019 Ranck Prize for Research Excellence.
Located near scenic Wolf Lake in Indiana, Merry Lea boasts geological riches of an unusually wide variety such as peat bogs, a marl pit and glacial gravel formations. Merry Lea is also home to wetland, prairie, and savanna restorations and participates in sustainable agriculture.
On March 23, Justin Gillette '05 won his 100th marathon, only second person in the country to do so.
Goshen College will move the location of its Spanish-speaking study abroad program, Study-Service Term (SST), in South America from Peru to Ecuador beginning in the fall of 2019.
Scott Lehman '09 is an elementary school music teacher and well-known face in the Goshen music scene.
Goshen College’s social work program has been named among the top 50 social work undergraduate programs by the 2019 Social Work Degree Guide, an online resource for finding up-to-date information about educational and career options in social work.
Alejandro Rodriguez '15 talks about being a young teacher in Goshen, English language learners and the Goshen community.
Goshen College hosted a two-day conference March 5-6, 2019, Titled “Global Education for All: Renewing Our Vision,” examining the history and considering the future of the college’s transformative Study-Service Term (SST) program through panels, workshops, lectures and more.
Tiffany Friesen '91 and her Atlanta neighbors didn't like living on "Confederate Avenue." After years of discussion and months of neighborly activism, her street has a new name: United Avenue.
