Goshen College expands student health services through partnerships with Maple City Healthcare Center and Center for Healing and Hope, plus telehealth.
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ArticlesGoshen College expands medical and mental health services for students
AlumniKatie Sowers ’09 recognized among UCM’s top young alumni
Katie Sowers '09 is named to the University of Central Missouri (UCM) Alumni Foundation's 10 Under 40, honoring the achievements of recent UCM alumni.
ArticlesIndividual sales for Music Center Performing Arts Series begin
Individual tickets for all Music Center Performing Arts Series (PAS) performances are now available for purchase on the Goshen College Box Office website.
ArticlesPunch Brothers to perform at Goshen College Music Center
Presale tickets are on sale for Punch Brothers at the Goshen College Music Center, the first of 10 shows in the 2026-27 Performing Arts Series.
Global EducationFinal retreat in Ecuador
By Hillary Harder On Sunday, July 26, our students returned to Quito from their service communities and we began our final retreat together! The afternoon was full of joyful reunions as each student arrived at our Quito home, la Casa…
Photo Albums2026 Summer STEAM Camps
This summer, young minds took over Goshen College’s campus for a week of hands-on discovery. From building and testing to exploring and creating, our STEAM campers dove into science, technology, engineering, art and math with curiosity and creativity. Take a…
ArticlesMaple and Hickory Scholars pursue research across disciplines this summer
Ten Goshen College students spend the summer as Maple and Hickory Scholars, doing research across disciplines that strengthens campus programs and beyond.
President's BlogThe Celery Lady tries to be a better human
The Celery Lady reflects on technology replacing human customer service, and on choosing to create a positive human connection in each encounter.
ArticlesSue Conrad Howes named director of alumni engagement
Sue Conrad Howes '92 of Quakertown, Pennsylvania, joins Goshen College as director of alumni engagement, starting full-time on Aug. 12.
ArticlesAward-winning documentary filmmaker to speak at Goshen College
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Martin Doblmeier discusses his series 'Christianity at a Crossroads' at Goshen College's Yoder Public Affairs lecture.
Global EducationLife on the ward
By Dayanara Aguirre-Mulato During my service placement at the municipal Centro Médico in Riobamba, I had the privilege to be able to work alongside other nurses. Day to day each patient comes in to register for their appointment and I…
ArticlesMusic Center awarded $5,000 grant for Notre Dame’s first arts festival
The Goshen College Music Center receives a $5,000 Notre Dame Arts Initiative grant to support the university's first international arts festival.
Global EducationService visits: opportunities for connection in Ecuador’s “provincias”
SST Ecuador leaders travel to the provincias to visit each student at their host home and volunteer assignment during the service half of the term.
ArticlesGoshen College Assembles Team for Five-Year Storytelling Venture
Goshen College hires a five-person team for More Than Just Stories, a new media hub building storytelling projects with Lilly Endowment support.
Global EducationCycles of life and labor in San Simon
An SST Ecuador student describes daily life during service in Guaranda, from the morning bus that may or may not arrive on time to the rhythms of work.
ArticlesRecent beautification improvements honored by Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce
The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce presents Goshen College the Fairbanks Award for its contribution to the beautification of the community.
AlumniA family legacy of service, carried forward one meal at a time
For Sandy Kennedy '67, service isn’t simply something she does; it’s a part of who she is.
Global EducationA packing mishap: concert attire and finding belonging
A Goshen College music major packing for SST in Ecuador wonders about concert blacks, and what follows becomes a story about finding belonging.
Global EducationAre we really that different?
By Maille Goodwill It’s my first day of Service. I am with a new family, in a new part of the city. My host father tells me we are going to a birthday party for his friend’s daughter. I am…
Global EducationSlowing down for the sake of productivity
A chronically busy SST student learns that the goal of service is not productivity, and finds that slowing down on SST is its own kind of growth.
Global EducationBeginning Service Term in Ecuador
On Saturday, June 20, our students departed for a new host family and a new setting to begin their Service Term, the second half of SST. Stay tuned for more updates about the communities in which the students are living and the volunteer work they're doing with nonprofits, community organizations, and municipal governments!
President's BlogAbout nations and kingdoms
On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, President Rebecca Stoltzfus reflects on nations and kingdoms and following Jesus.
AlumniClarke names Zimmerman as 20th President
Yvonne Zimmerman '98, Ph.D., is named the 20th president of Clarke University after serving there as academic dean, vice president and acting president.
Photo Albums2026 ECoSistema
ECoSistema 2026: the music and youth development program builds community through music, from birth to young adulthood, with Goshen College.
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