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Goshen College is home to a number of nationally recognized facilities, institutes and centers — each one extending the classroom beyond traditional boundaries and deepening our commitment to passionate learning, global citizenship, compassionate peacemaking, and servant leadership.
From cutting-edge health labs and concert halls to immersive field stations and global research hubs, these spaces support transformational experiences in academics, creativity, service, and sustainability.
A dynamic hub for movement, wellness, and campus recreation. The Rec-Fitness Center (RFC) includes an indoor track, weight room, fitness center, pool, racquetball courts, and more — open to students, employees and community members.
Recognized nationally for its acoustics, Sauder Concert Hall is the crown jewel of the Goshen College Music Center. The Music Center also houses rehearsal spaces, recording studios, and classrooms that inspire artistic excellence and community connection.
Located just 35 minutes from main campus, Merry Lea is a 1,189-acre nature preserve and field laboratory where students study sustainability, ecology, and environmental education — from undergraduate research to a master’s degree in environmental education.
Our newly renovated facility includes simulation labs, exam rooms, classrooms, and collaborative spaces designed to prepare the next generation of compassionate healthcare professionals. Located in historic Westlawn Hall.
This Florida-based facility gives Goshen students direct access to the ecosystems of the Gulf Coast. Used for marine biology field courses and ecological research, it’s a key part of GC’s commitment to immersive science education.
One of the world’s most comprehensive collections of Anabaptist-Mennonite materials, the MHL supports student and scholarly research on peace traditions, religious history, and global Anabaptism — housed right in the Harold and Wilma Good Library.
Opened in 2020, the Center for Communication Studies at Goshen College brings together the award-winning television, radio, print and other media curriculars under one roof.
The Harold and Wilma Good Library is the academic heart of campus — a place where you can read, research, collaborate and explore. Whether you’re writing a paper, diving into historical archives, viewing art in the lower level’s Library Gallery or just looking for a quiet corner to read, the Good Library is here to help you.
The Abner Hershberger Art Gallery is located in the north lobby of the Goshen College Music Center and features art exhibits curated by the college’s Art Department.
The John S. Umble Center is home to the campus theater and the Theater Department. Umble Center features a semi-thrust stage which can be opened up to a pit for musicals and operas, and the theater maintains a strong feeling of intimacy and audience-connection.
Host for Goshen’s weekly convocation and chapel services, the Church-Chapel is also home to College Mennonite Church worship services, in addition to college classrooms and programming. Worship, lectures, conferences and special events are often scheduled in the building. The Campus Center for Young Children, an early childhood facility serving the campus and
broader community, and the College Kindergarten, are also located in the building.
Java Junction is a student-managed coffee bar in the Connector and is open to campus and the public. All employees are students, and the student managers are selected by the business department through an application process as part of our experiential learning opportunities.
The Hunsberger Haitian Art Collection, located in the Union Building’s Hunsberger Commons, is one of the finest Haitian art collections in the Midwest. It depicts the everyday, the historical and the legend of
Haitian life and culture.
The Leaf Raker Cafe, located in the Union Building, offers breakfast, cafe grill, salad specialties and Starbucks drinks.
A global initiative that fosters research, storytelling, and dialogue among Anabaptist communities worldwide. The ISGA helps connect Goshen College students to the living tradition of peace and justice through a global lens.
Building academic bridges between GC and partner institutions in Indonesia, this institute expands intercultural learning through faculty exchange, collaborative research, and student engagement.
Rooted in the vision of long-term environmental and societal healing, this institute supports education, innovation, and partnerships that promote regenerative ecological practices across disciplines and communities.
The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) connects campus and community through mutual collaboration that creates access to transformative learning opportunities for the common good.