From ‘Maus’ to Ms. Marvel, English professor incorporates graphic novels into curriculum
Professor Jessica Baldanzi teaches a course on graphic novels and has given several scholarly papers about the new Ms. Marvel.
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Comics issue of Mennonite writing journal to feature GC students, alums
“Lyme,” a comic by Phil GerigScott ’14, appears in the Vol. 8, No. 3 issue of the Center for Mennonite Writing Journal. Several Goshen College students and alums have their work published in a special comics and graphic novels issue of the Journal of the Center for…
Pat Vendrely ’85: Staying true in a murky world – MEDA Marketplace
How global sports marketer Pat Vendrely '85 survives with ethics intact.
Alums expand Menno Tea business with mint farm and cafe
Menno Tea co-founders Hans Weaver ’13 and Niles Graber Alvarez ’14 are returning to their roots this summer with the grand opening of the Menno Tea Mint Farming Cafe in Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania.
Goshen College launches new Online RN to BSN program
Goshen College will offer an 18-month Online RN to BSN degree program starting in August 2016, providing registered nurses around the country an opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree from a top-tier nursing program while working full-time.
Gifts of hospitality and music welcome South African student to campus
Simelwe Dlova, a junior informatics major from South Africa, found her community halfway around the world.
Program will help prepare Goshen High School students for college success – The Goshen News
Beginning in August, a Goshen College graduate will work at Goshen High School for one year to serve as a mentor and coach for first-generation college students, according to a proposal shared with the Goshen Community School Board.
Saulo Padilla ’05: Finding love in a hopeless place – Mennonite Church USA
Saulo Padilla '05 works for Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) U.S. as coordinator for the Immigration Education National Program. His passion to work with immigrants comes from his own experience as the son of a refugee and immigrant, as well as the biblical call to welcome the stranger.
Professor Regina Shands Stoltzfus ’84: I cannot speak of love to you today – The Mennonite
Earlier this summer, my 20-year-old son had a burned out headlight on his car. Frankly, I wanted to get that light changed as soon as possible, because a burned out light can be a death sentence for a Black man.
Anna P.S. ’10 releases debut album, begins two-week solo tour – The Goshen News
Anna Pasquarello Sherck '10 released her nine-song debut album, “Umbrella,” last week and will begin a two-week solo tour.