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The 812 • Oct 27 2026

In June, she decided to post a video of her bowling onto a Facebook group called ‘College Bowling Connection’ and it led to an immediate response from schools. Hailee had approximately 30 schools reach out including several that were out-of-state in Missouri, Alabama, and elsewhere. She selected Goshen College because of the educational opportunities as well as a scholarship she received.

Anabaptist World • Oct 26 2026

Goshen College graduate Fernando Daza-Jabian attends Waterford Mennonite Church in Goshen and earned double majors this spring in business and peace, justice and conflict studies. He served in campus leadership roles with the Prevention Intervention Network, the Latino Student Union, the Academic Response Team and as a peer financial coach through Everence.

Spartans Illustrated • Sep 23 2026

Shetler carried that drive to Goshen College, where he walked onto the basketball team. His playing career produced more opportunities to attempt late-game half-court shots than to become a central figure in the rotation, but Goshen gave him something far more consequential: opportunities behind a microphone. He completed college in three years and estimates he worked approximately 300 broadcasts during that time. He studied under professor and mentor Jason Samuel, gained experience through internships, and helped Goshen earn national recognition for its broadcasting program. During Shetler’s junior and final year, New York Knicks owner and Madison Square Garden executive James Dolan helped Goshen students travel to New York for national collegiate broadcasting awards. Shetler interviewed Dolan, and Goshen returned with multiple honors. Its station has been named the country’s best college radio station while competing against much larger institutions.

Anabaptist World • Sep 10 2026

Goshen College was less than halfway into a $3 million U.S. Department of Education grant in 2025 when President Donald Trump introduced a series of changes both swift and sweeping. Goshen had been awarded a competitive Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions grant in 2023 to support student success, based in part on more than 25% of the college’s student body identifying as Hispanic/Latinx. Goshen made plans to use $600,000 per year over five years to renovate its library and hire staff for Academic Success Center expansion. “Approaching the end of year two, all of this chatter started about defunding grants to minority-serving institutions,” said Goshen President Rebecca Stoltzfus.

WSBT 22 • Sep 03 2026

GOSHEN, Ind. (WSBT) — Goshen College is expanding the healthcare options available to students. The college says changes in insurance coverage, cost and transportation have created barriers for some students trying to get care. Now, it is adding new local partnerships and virtual options to make those services easier to access. The college says its student population comes from a variety of backgrounds, and that means students do not all have the same access to healthcare. Some may be navigating insurance on their own for the first time, while others may not have coverage at all. Goshen College Director of Health and Wellness Patty Hartshorn said, "We want to make sure that no matter what choice the student makes, that we can provide equitable care. And the best way that we can do that is partnership with our community resources."

Keys Citizen • Sep 01 2026

Goshen College is a small liberal arts college in northern Indiana, 1,500 miles from the Florida Keys. In spite of its small size and location, the college for years has embraced a marine biology program, even though its closest body of water is the Elkhart River, home to smallmouth bass and channel catfish. For years, Goshen has run a marine biology station for students in Layton. Professor Phil Allman serves as teacher, administrator and champion for the program.