Barbie and me
My thoughts have been circling around issues of gender for a while: a recent essay on masculinity, Haitian women competing in the World Cup, Barbie becoming human, Lionel Messi in pink.
President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus
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Distinctively Goshen
Reflections from President Stoltzfus
Where everything connects…in Indonesia
As Goshen’s president, it is a continual pleasure to see our students make new connections – academically, socially, spiritually and professionally. In Indonesia this summer, I had the opportunity to experience this personally and deeply for myself.
Redefining community — what about our non-human neighbors?
If we are to save ourselves and our planet from the devastation we have wrought, it will require a redefinition of community.
A conversation with Christian Yoder ’80, global health researcher, in the midst of COVID-19
Goshen College graduate Christian Yoder ’80 is one of many GC alumni turning his efforts toward medical and public health solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic. I recently sent him some questions. Here are some of his thoughts about what we are experiencing and seeing, and the role he is playing.
A delightful inheritance
What have we inherited from our founders and servant leaders over these 125 years?
Doing May term, like a dog
Here’s to all the GC students and faculty who are “doggedly” teaching and learning new ways of being and doing. It is the most powerful and the most human way we teach and learn.