On April 27, 2024, Goshen College graduates and their families joined with faculty at departmental receptions all over campus. Later that evening seniors and families gathered for a Baccalaureate celebration and reception featuring music, juggling, poetry, and spoken word.
On Saturday April 20, 2024, Goshen College hosted the 2024 Earthtones concert. The concert featured multiple GC choirs and community members as they presented music from various cultures and languages.
On Tuesday April 16, 2024, Goshen College hosted the 2024 Low Voice Festival. High school and community choirs from the local Elkhart area presented various pieces, as well as two combined pieces involving all choirs. The choirs were: -Logansport High School Berrytones, directed by GC graduate Angela Ticen ’23 -Elkhart High School Tenor/Bass and Roaring Blue Choirs, directed by Matthew Brown Goshen High School Crimson Men's Choir, directed by Stephen R. Snyder -The Open Fifths, directed by GC graduate Bradley Kauffman ’96 -Vox Profundi, directed by GC graduate Scott Hochstetler ’97
On Tuesday April 16, 2024, Goshen College celebrated Connect Goshen Day 2024. Students, staff and community members gathered in the RFC to participate in multiple activities, such as cake walks, tug-of-war, bowling and cornhole. The festivities ended with a pie-in-the-face raffle and piñata broken by Dash the Black Squirrel.
On Sunday April 15, 2024, the Goshen College Symphony Orchestra performed their spring concert in Sauder Concert Hall. The performance featured two GC students that conducted the first two movements in the opening piece as well as acknowledging all seniors in the orchestra.
On Wednesday April 10, 2024, Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus honored seven graduating seniors with the President’s Graduating Leader Award, along with their high school and college mentors, families and nominators during a special ceremony and banquet.
On Wednesday April 10, 2024, Goshen College campus gathered to highlight research conducted by students and faculty during the annual Academic Symposium. The keynote speaker was Kevin Gary, Ph.D. who presented "Why You Should Not Trust Boredom".
On Wednesday March 20, 2024, Goshen College hosted the 2024 African American Spring Open House. High school students and staff gathered on campus to learn about opportunities in higher education, tour the campus, and hear from current GC students about their experiences.
On March 16, 2024, the International Student Club presented their annual coffeehouse performance in the Church-Chapel Fellowship Hall.
On Sunday March 10, 2024, Goshen College students performed stories from women and non-binary students, faculty and staff about mental health, body image, sexuality, trauma and relationships in the tenth annual Goshen Monologues.
