Savannah Roth Walter is a sociology major. Saying goodbye is never easy- especially after spending our days interacting with the wonderful kids and staff at the Peace Academic Center. However, the last day of camp caught up to us quickly....

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July 2021 Snapshots
Snapshots from around campus in July 2021.
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Read to your kids, read to your grandkids, have them read to you
Natalie Hazbun is a senior social work major and the author of this post. Reading, other than math, is one of the emphases of the Peace Academic Center. Reading camp started out with the usual routine of the bus picking...
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Falling for Utah
Hayley Bickford is a senior majoring in Psychology with a Business minor. After a long week of math camp, we escaped to Utah for a weekend retreat. We woke up early Saturday morning to head out. On our way, though,...
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GC grads chosen for U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program
Two recent Goshen College graduates have been selected for the Department of State’s Critical Language Scholarship: Ariana Perez Diener '21 and Sophia Martin '20.
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Story Time
Landon is a junior who is majoring in Biology. Throughout our journeys in the Navajo and Hopi nations, we are required to share our thoughts, themes and emergent experiences via journal entries. Three times a week, students are given journal...
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Goshen College joins White House COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge
Goshen College is one of seven Indiana colleges participating in the COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge led by the White House and U.S. Department of Education, pledging and committing to taking action to get college communities vaccinated.
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Bookstore moves online at goshen.edu/bookstore
Goshen College launched a new online bookstore this summer for all course materials and branded merchandise at goshen.edu/bookstore, closing its physical location on the west side of campus.
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Restored 18th century portrait returns to Mennonite Historical Library
An 18th century portrait of Gerrit Roosen (1612-1711), a historical Mennonite leader, has returned to the Mennonite Historical Library (MHL) after being professionally restored.
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Math Camp!
Mariah Kaufman is a senior who is double majoring in Music and Secondary Education. On Wednesday, we had our largest attendance at Math Camp thus far- a grand 23 students showed up and outnumbered us. With a steady increase in...
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Sometimes It’s the Little Things
Gabe Beck is a senior who is majoring in chemistry and secondary education. This week marked the beginning of Summer Math Camp at the Peace Academic Center, and our group had the wonderful opportunity of getting to plan and run...
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Sculptures, turtles, documentaries and more: 2021 Maple and Hickory Scholars
This summer, 15 students participated in the Maple Scholars and Hickory Scholars, Goshen College’s eight-week, hands-on interdisciplinary summer research programs.
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Maple Scholars and Hickory Scholars
This summer, 15 students participated in the Maple Scholars and Hickory Scholars, Goshen College’s eight-week, hands-on interdisciplinary summer research program. Students presented their final projects on Friday, July 16, 2021.
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Petroglyphs and Other Remnants
Our first few days on Hopi land have been filled with pottery sherds—not shards as I had previously thought—petroglyphs, ruins, and other pieces of the past. Monday’s trip began with a very bumpy 40-minute drive, after which Erik and Lance...
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College adding new entrance on College Avenue in first of two phases
The first phase of a new entrance project to the Goshen College campus is underway at College Avenue and 10th Street, requiring the removal of one house with plans to remove a second house next year.
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Learnings from the Oral Historian. Oh, and the Grand Canyon!
Josh Friesen is a Senior biochemistry major with a Spanish minor. This past Thursday, we were fortunate enough to be able to spend a day at Grand Canyon National Park, and naturally it was exciting to be able to visit...
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Pottery with a Goshen Alumni
Jared Juarez Salgado is a sophomore at Goshen College with a major in biochemistry and a minor in Spanish. During our stay in the Navajo reservation we had the opportunity to learn about Navajo customs and also practices. One day...
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Jacob Claassen ’22
Syracuse, Indiana Major: Theater, Art Why did you choose Goshen? Initially I chose Goshen College because it was close to home, but I ended up staying because of the community of Goshen College and I was really interested in...
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Deep differences part 2: Security, curiosity and nonviolent communication
I ended my last blog with the question: how would Goshen College be different if we were more truly centered in robust and productive engagement across lines of difference? I suggest we need to become more intentional about three things:…
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Students develop sensory trail app
Goshen College students have teamed up with the City of Goshen and ADEC Inc. to create an app as part of a sensory trail initiative to help connect individuals with disabilities to the health benefits and wonder of nature.
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A New Journey with the Peace Academic Center
Elizabeth Reimer, the author of this post, is a double major in Bible and Religion and Peace Justice & Conflict Studies. On Sunday, we transitioned from Navajo to Hopi. We said goodbye to our gracious hosts at Black Mountain Mennonite...
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A Part of the Family
Acadia Imhof is a junior sustainability studies major. As our time at Black Mountain Mennonite comes to a close, I cannot help but reflect on how we were embraced into that community. When I first set foot there I felt...
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Aliah Campbell ’24
New Paris, Indiana Major: Film Production, International Studies minor Why did you choose Goshen? I chose Goshen because I originally wanted to major in marine biology and the campus was close enough for me to commute. I then decided to...
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President Nez! Silversmithing, Pottery, Museums
The majority of our time in the Navajo Nation was spent building relationships with the Black Mountain Church community. But, we also managed to fit in a number of guest speakers, field trips, hikes and other activities. Crystalyne Curley, Senior...
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