2nd annual Dance Showcase
The 2nd annual Dance Showcase, hosted by CAC, featured student dancers and choreographers showcasing tap, contemporary, samba, hip hop dancing, and more.
Photos of Goshen College Events
GC Symphony Orchestra spring ‘Pops’ concert
The Goshen College Symphony Orchestra, directed by Christopher Fashun, performed their spring concert on April 17, 2015. Seniors were recognized during the performance, and it was Fashun's final concert as director of the GCSO.
Sexual Violence Awareness Week
GC students observed sexual violence awareness week (April 12-17) with a number of activities, including Goshen monologues, a candlelight vigil, Carry That Weight, the Clothesline Project and Take Back the Night.
2015 MSC Choir Festival
More than 450 students from 15 Mennonite schools gathered over the weekend for the 2015 MSC Choir Festival.
EARTHTONES Concert
The 11th annual EARTHTONES choral concert, featuring the Goshen College Chamber Choir, Men’s Chorus and Women’s World Music Choir, included choral works in many languages, cultures and countries, including works from Bosnia, Ecuador, Finland, Iceland, India, Peru, South Africa, Tanzania and more.
Native prairie controlled burn
In order to promote a healthy ecosystem and encourage new growth, ecology students oversaw a controlled burn of campus's native prairies.
Karaoke Night
Karaoke night in the connector April 10, 2015
C.O.F.F.E.E. Community
In order to get to know new people, Goshen's new C.O.F.F.E.E. Community group offers casual and interesting conversations to check in with other members of the Goshen community. It's quick, convenient and there's free hot chocolate and tea too.
Professional Etiquette Dinner
Seniors enjoyed a multi-course dinner, learned important professional skills and gained an etiquette edge at a professional etiquette dinner on April 6, 2015.
Mock border fence
Students in the Goshen College Social Reform Club created a mock border using a chain-link fence on campus to represent the border crossing experience between the United States and Mexico. Dividing campus at two major arteries, the gate included students acting as security officers who asked other students to show I.D., empty water bottles and have their bags inspected before passing through.