With the support of her husband Zach, Leah took a bold step and started Goshen Youth Arts, a not-for-profit organization that gives young emerging artists the tools and training to make serious art.
On their ninth album, the local folk music duo of Jan Garrett and J.D. Martin are searching for hope to combat our troubling times.
91.1 The Globe (WGCS) will launch a new website and video broadcasting platform, called Globe TV, to add new content to the station’s programming and new opportunities for student broadcasters and journalists.
Goshen College Associate Professor of Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies Carolyn Schrock-Shenk died early Wednesday morning, Feb. 6, 2019, after a brief hospitalization at the age of 63.
Christie Rogers-Stacy, Associate Professor of Marketing, offers tips for celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget - from WalletHub.com
Broadcasting students from Goshen College’s 91.1 The Globe, Globe TV and FiveCore Media were nominated for 34 national awards in the 2019 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) College Media Awards, including the prestigious "Best College Station in the Nation" award for the ninth consecutive year.
During this year’s international game development event, Global Game Jam, students from Goshen College and community members sought to use their own game-development talents to prove it.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Study-Service Term (SST) at Goshen College, an exhibit titled "Brought Home: Objects and Stories from 50 years of SST" will display artifacts that students and faculty leaders acquired during their SST terms and brought back home.
Christi Sessa is a senior peace, justice and conflict studies major at Goshen College, where this originally appeared in the Goshen Record student newspaper.
About once a month, 24 students from the Goshen College Laboratory Kindergarten class — a partnership between the college’s education department and Goshen Community Schools — spend the day climbing trees, building shelters and making mud pies in Witmer Woods, through Merry Lea’s Kinderforest program, the first of its kind in Goshen.
