SST students visit Derry/Londonderry, at the center of the Troubles, the 1968-1998 conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland.
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Global EducationA Visit to Derry/Londonderry
Global EducationBelFAST!
Just as the title implies, the day starts FAST! Alarms blare at 8 AM sharp to catch a quick breakfast. We assemble at 9 AM to depart on our usual 40-minute walk down the coast towards our bus, which departs...
A remembrance of Mary K. Oyer
A remembrance of Mary K. Oyer '45, professor emerita of music, who died at 100: President Rebecca Stoltzfus's remarks from her memorial service.
AlumniMeet some of our recent Maple Scholars alumni
Meet recent Maple Scholars alumni from Goshen College's summer research program, launched in 1998 as an early pioneer of undergraduate research.
Duane Stoltzfus: Research on conscientious objectors
With 14 words, the U.S. Bureau of Naturalization recast the terms of citizenship in the United States after World War I, in effect declaring pacifists the new enemy, according to Duane Stoltzfus ’81, professor of communication and director of adult…
Global EducationJan Bender Shetler: Tanzanian cultural heritage research and preservation
Jan Bender Shetler '78, director of global education, researches and preserves Tanzanian cultural heritage through interviews with the Mara people.
Robert Brenneman: Peacemaking research in Central America
Professor Robert Brenneman studies the root causes of violence in northern Central America, from his book Homies and Hermanos to peacemaking research.
Finding Becky: Endangered turtle research at Merry Lea
Mary Jane Rieth, co-founder of GC’s Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, always envisioned the 1,189-acre property as a place where undergraduate students from the college and elsewhere could learn how to conduct ecological research.
Research as storytelling: Goshen Spotlight Documentaries
Led by Associate Professor of Communication Kyle Hufford since 2013, the multi-year Goshen Spotlight Documentaries project provides students with a unique platform to engage in experiential research while contributing to the community archive. Conducted within the college’s Maple Scholars summer…
Environmental economics research in practice: Carbon onsetting
Professor of Economics Jerrell Ross Richer ’85 has been at the forefront of revitalizing the global economics minor at Goshen College, infusing it with a focus on climate change and sustainability.
Our research president
President Rebecca Stoltzfus '83 spent a week of May in Tanzania leading a team of researchers from Tanzania, Kenya and the United States.
A truth-seeking community
One of the beautiful aspects about a liberal arts college is the multitude of questions being asked by our students and faculty, as well as the variety of approaches used to pursue them. A liberal arts education affirms the breadth…
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Exploring the Ruins of Dunluce Castle
SST students explore the ruins of Dunluce Castle on the Causeway Coast, first built in the 13th century and later besieged by Queen Elizabeth I's forces.
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Ceviche and Flowers
Recently, we had a master class on how to ceviche, a dish that consist of marinated seafood and vegetables that is now traditional to Ecuador. Though ceviche’s creation is attributed to Asian immigrants in Perú, it is widely enjoyed in...
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Rock Climbing at Giant’s Causeway
Liam's first week on SST in Northern Ireland: a warm welcome at Corrymeela and a day of rock climbing at Giant's Causeway on the Antrim coast.
ProfilesAlum Feature: Andrea Cruz
Andrea Cruz, a 2021 Goshen College graduate, shares how her career grew from health screenings at Goshen Health into a health administration role.
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Our First Class Service Project
The afternoon of Thursday, May 30, students gathered at Corrymeela’s garden after lunch to complete their first service project. We were led in our volunteer work by Eleanor, a very kind affiliate of the Corrymeela from the local community, who...
Global EducationVisit to Seamus Heaney HomePlace Museum
SST Northern Ireland students visit the Seamus Heaney HomePlace museum to read and hear the poems of one of Northern Ireland's most influential poets.
The Bulletin MagazineThe Bulletin | Spring/Summer 2024
The Spring/Summer 2024 issue of The Bulletin, with a focus on research, will arrive in mailboxes in mid to late June. Look for yours soon!
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Together in Northern Ireland at Last!
It took a long 10-hour flight, a three-hour bus ride, two different airport arrivals, and the coordination of two different groups without data, but the Poetry & Purpose in Ireland group is finally all together and the experience is underway!...
ArticlesFive earn inaugural Maple Leaf Awards for Employee Excellence
Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus awarded the first annual Maple Leaf Awards for Employee Excellence to five employees during an end-of-the-year employee celebration on May 24
ArticlesLeafs earn All-American honors in five events at NAIA outdoor track & field championships
Goshen College's track and field team made a remarkable showing at the 2024 NAIA Outdoor Track & Field National Championships, concluding the event with All-American honors in five different events.
Photo AlbumsMay 2024 Snapshots
Photos from around campus during May 2024. Photos by Julian Gonzalez Photos from around campus during May, 2024.
Global EducationWorms, Composting, and Renewal: A Day at the Rujotay Project in Guatemala
SST Guatemala students learn about worms, composting and renewal at the Rujotay Project, led by agricultural engineer Benita Simón Mendoza.
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