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NewsThe Bulletin | Spring/Summer 2021
Lasting Ties: The call to Christian service
Goshen College students and faculty connected with Bethel Mennonite Church in Chicago in the 1940s, and those threads of connection can still be seen today.
NewsWhere faith & learning connect: Alumni
Meet a few Goshen College alumni in the ministry field.
Where faith & learning connect: Faculty
Hear from a few of our faculty members for a glimpse of their faith experiences.
Where faith & learning connect: Student perspectives
What sets Goshen College apart from almost all of the other thousands of colleges and universities? One needs only to look as far as our mission statement for the answer: “Shaped by Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition, we integrate academic excellence and real-world...
Rooted in the way of Jesus
This presidential column originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2021 issue of The Bulletin.
NewsStudents prepare for ‘Climate Ride’ across U.S.
Three Goshen College students are joining 14 other cyclists for a Climate Ride 3,737 miles from Seattle to Washington D.C., stopping at communities along the way to hear and share stories of what climate change means to a range of…
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Believing in Yourself
Going to a place where you have never been before and doing things that are unfamiliar can be quite scary. But besides this feeling, there is also something else that you look forward to and that is excitement. This is...
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The Importance of Teamwork
Upon arriving in Marianna, Florida we were greeted by the long term Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers. After being introduced to crew leaders, cooks, and an office manager we were given a rundown of what a typical work day looked like....
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Adaptation and Relaxation
Every experience on this trip has been extraordinary. Adapting to a new environment has been a challenge and I have never relied on my faith more than the test of this trip. Mennonite Disaster Service kindly offered us housing during...
NewsGoshen College announces Spring 2020-21 Dean’s List
Goshen College recently recognized 173 undergraduate students for excellence in academics on the 2020-21 spring semester Dean’s List.
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Mnomen — Wild Rice
The author of this post is Naomi Ross Richer, a first-year Deaf Studies major from Goshen, Indiana: The southern shore of lake Michigan is home to Mnomen, known as wild rice in English. This staple in the traditional Potawatomi...
NewsGoshen College awarded grant from State Department for study abroad
Goshen College is one of 26 colleges and universities from across the United States selected to receive an IDEAS (Increase and Diversify Education Abroad for U.S. Students) grant from the U.S. Department of State’s Capacity Building Program for U.S. Study…
NewsPrevention Intervention Network graduates see campus change
Prevention Intervention Network (PIN) is made up of Goshen College students who offer peer-led bystander education training. Since the program began in 2015, 83 students have gone through this training.
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Presentations, Reflections & Beach Party!
Monday May 17, 2021 Today students presented preliminary analysis of their data collection to test their senior thesis protocols, which they will implement this coming fall during the Marine Biology Semester. We celebrated with a trip to the beach and...
BlogsService Reflections
After two long weeks of doing service work with MDS we headed to Ellijay, Georgia. Over the past two weeks we worked hard every day getting up at 6 am and eating breakfast at 7 then heading to the work...
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Transititions
The weeks leading up to our trip to Florida consisted of long routine days with piles of assignments and studying. The weather was also fairly gloomy and fluctuated between the low 40s to 60s. A break from Indiana was definitely...
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Empathy and compassion
One of the goals of this course is to understand social responsibility and analyze from the place of empathy. We volunteered for two weeks to build houses for families that need help to recover after Hurricane Michael. Meeting with leaders of...
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10,000 Years of Human History
The author of this post, Oskar Sunderland, is a junior Graphic Design major from Seattle, Washington: Our group’s tour to the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm at Indiana Dunes National Park was a unique and compelling window into the past....
NewsTheron Schlabach, professor emeritus of history, dies at 87
Theron F. Schlabach, professor emeritus of history, died May 13, 2021, at Greencroft Health Care in Goshen. He was 87 years old and taught at GC from 1965 to 1998.
BlogsHiking the Dunes
Simon Graber Miller, a senior Biology major from Goshen, Indiana, shares his perspective on one of our outdoor activities: After a captivating talk from Billie Warren on indigenous perspectives of ecology and economy, we had a delicious lunch of hummus...
NewsFour alumni graduate from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary
Four Goshen College alumni graduated from the Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) on May 1, 2021 in Elkhart, Indiana.
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Indigenous Perspectives on Ecology and the Economy
Ariana Perez Diener is the author of this post. A senior Environmental and Marine Science major from Goshen, Indiana, Ariana reflects on our time with a member of the Pokagon Band Potawatomi while at Indiana Dunes: On Tuesday morning our...
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Data Analysis and Paper Writing
Sunday May 16, 2021 This morning there was no lecture, so we were all able to sleep in a little more than usual, if we chose to do so. We also had the option of attending church. As our trip...
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