The iconic Broken Shield sculpture, created by John Mishler, was removed from campus in August to be sandblasted and repainted.
Broken Shield removal, repainting
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Broken Shield removal, repainting
Goshen College and Ryan’s Place Host the 13th Annual Grief Seminar Titled “Creating Community by Embracing Diversity”
Event: Thirteenth Annual Grief Seminar: “Creating Community by Embracing Diversity” Date and time: Friday, September 23, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Location: Goshen College Church-Chapel Fellowship Rooms Cost: ...
ComMedia Summer 2016
PDF Version: ComMedia Summer 2016
Documentary about murder, faith and forgiveness to be shown Sept. 6 at Goshen College
Goshen College will host a showing of the documentary “A Justice That Heals,” On Tuesday, Sept. 6, at 7 p.m., in the Umble Center, with a talkback session following the film with the producer and several people who appeared in…
Agroecology Summer Intensive 2016
The summer of 2016 at Merry Lea was exciting for the students and Goshen College staff participating in the Agroecology Summer Intensive (ASI). The cohort of ASI students experienced an abundance of new learning opportunities not encountered by past cohorts. New Experiences A new...
Summer 2016 Snapshots
Photos from around campus, summer 2016
10 things students can do for under $10 in the Goshen area
If you’re looking for something to do in Goshen but you’re on a tight budget, here are 10 things that you can do for $10 or less.
2016-17 Rieth Chamber Series enters fourth season with distinguished lineup
Season tickets are now available for the 2016-17 Rieth Chamber Series at Goshen College, which makes classical chamber music more accessible to the Goshen community.
Leslee Smucker ’09 delights eyes and ears with multimedia music project
Leslee Smucker graduated from Goshen College in 2009 with a music major and an art minor, and took the interdisciplinary spirit of a liberal arts education into a new project called “Personae” that explores the musical and literary style of…
English as a new language classes available this fall
Goshen College will begin offering English as a new language (ENL) classes this fall, open to anyone in the Goshen community who wants to improve their English language skills, though the college’s Center for Intercultural and International Education (CIIE).
Dr. James E. Brenneman, Goshen College president, announces resignation for June 2017
Today, Dr. James E. Brenneman announced that he will resign from his role as the 16th president of Goshen College (GC) at the end of the 2016-17 academic year, concluding 11 years of service to the college.
Yoder Public Affairs: Dr. Ryan Claassen: Godless Democrats and Pious Republicans? Party Activists, Party Capture and the ‘God Gap’
Ryan Claassen Ph.D., a 1994 Goshen College alumnus and professor at Kent State University, will present the 2016 Yoder Public Affairs lecture at Goshen College, titled “Godless Democrats and Pious Republicans? Party Activists, Party Capture and the 'God Gap’” on…
GC’s Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Education offers programs for working adults
Goshen College’s Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Education (CBEE) is dedicated to supporting local businesses by providing educational programs and professional development for local organizations.
Ben Friesen ’05
There are very few people in the world who are paid to fold origami, but Goshen College alumnus Ben Friesen ’05, of Oakland, California, is one of them. Friesen’s love for origami started at the age of five when he...
Ben Friesen ’05 unfolds a career with origami
There are very few people in the world who are paid to fold origami, but Goshen College alumnus Ben Friesen ’05, of Oakland, California, is one of them.
Grant to help students, faculty explore intersection of faith and vocation
Goshen College has received a grant from the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), made possible with funds from Lilly Endowment, Inc., to provide students an opportunity to explore the role their faith might play in their future jobs.
What a beautiful boat
Dear Peru Summer-2016 SST group (Aka: Todo Angamos!) Here’s the things I couldn’t say to you on the bus to the airport, because I was just too choked up. We absolutely loved being in this crazy Peruvian “boat” with you....
New U.S. history professor brings religious and national ‘outsider’ perspective to role
Philipp Gollner will bring his interests in religion, migration, space, race and ethnicity to Goshen College this fall as a new assistant professor of U.S. history. An Austrian native, Gollner moved to the United States in 2006.
Community School of the Arts announces new Orff-Schulwerk music ensemble for students in grades 2-5
The Goshen College Community School of the Arts is pleased to announce a new Orff-Schulwerk Ensemble for students in grades 2-5, a student-centered approach to learning music that includes movement, speech, singing and instrument playing.
From students to teachers: GC education alums teach locally
More than half of last year’s Goshen College Education Department graduates decided to stick around and set up their first classrooms right here in Northern Indiana. Meet a few of our recent graduates here.
Auditions for Community School of the Arts youth choirs to be held Aug. 14, 21
Three Community School of the Arts (CSA) youth choirs will hold open auditions for new members on August 14 & 21 in the Goshen College Music Center. Choral ensembles are open by audition for students in grades 3-12.
Dez Lopez ’18
Desiderio (Dez) Lopez ’18 was a marketing and public relations double major from Goshen, Indiana. He was part of Enactus, Latino Student Union, Commuter Club, and worked as an intern at the admissions office. What do you like most about Goshen and...
Ira Glass talks reporting, storytelling in interview with FiveCore Media
A team of Goshen College students, alums and faculty working with FiveCore Media had the opportunity to film an interview with a radio hero this spring — NPR’s Ira Glass, host and producer of the popular radio show “This American…
Library Gallery exhibit to feature Amish landscape paintings
An exhibit featuring Doug Unger’s paintings of Amish farmscapes in Holmes County, Ohio, will open in Goshen College’s Library Gallery on September 11.
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