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Goshen College has been selected by the Institute of International Education (IIE) to receive an IIE American Passport Project grant that will enable 25 Goshen students to obtain a U.S. passport and support their study abroad journeys.
Maui Health announced the appointment of its new chief operating officer, Wade Ebersole '01. The chief operating officer is responsible for managing operations throughout the Maui Health system and assist in improving the quality and service experience.
Andrew Hartzler '98, professor of accounting, joined Zippia's panel of experts to understand how the pandemic changed the job market.
NorthWood High School's principal David Maugel '92 is now the second associate superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South bend.
Ellah P. Wakatama '88, literary critic and Editor-at-large for Canongate fiction, delivers The Harriet Martineau Lecture, which celebrates the legacy of a remarkable, world-changing woman by inviting globally-renowned radical speakers to respond to her life and work.
Philip DeShield ’09 a veterinarian in Belize, has used his skills all over the world, including marine conservation medicine in Mexico, manatee field research and collaring and tracking jaguars.
Katie Sowers is back in the NFL, and she's joining the team she faced in Super Bowl LIV.
Patrick Maxwell is a dual-degree candidate for his JD at Harvard Law School and his MA in Law and Diplomacy at The Fletcher School at Tufts University.
Eight Goshen College student-athletes and six Maple Leaf entries are set for the NAIA outdoor track and field national championship May 26-28 in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Goshen College senior Jacob Gerber made Maple Leaf program history on Thursday, becoming the first GC track and field athlete to be named Regional Athlete of the Year by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
From a marine biology station in the Keys to over a thousand acres of environmental preserve, Goshen College’s on-the-ground programs will exceed the expectations of aspiring environmentalists everywhere.
Goshen College has announced the hiring of Dr. Erica Albertin, a veteran in the field of student-athlete health and wellness as an athletic trainer and administrator, as the college's athletic director.
Four Goshen College seniors are now published authors following the release of their Pinchpenny Press books this past week.
Rafael Barahona '01 designed T-shirts inspired by the “say their names” cry for racial justice.
Emily Rodgers' '03 new album titled “I Will Be Gone,” is another spare, beautifully haunting entry to the singer-songwriter’s catalog.
Hundreds of higher education leaders and members of Congress convened virtually on Tuesday to discuss legislative priorities for Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs) as part of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities’ (HACU) 26th National Capitol Forum. Goshen College President Rebecca Stoltzfus participated as one of three panelists in the forum.
A film premiere Friday night in Goshen is helping tell the incredible story of how a local family rescued several German Jews from the Holocaust.
Goshen College’s annual academic symposium takes one day to highlight the amazing research and academic projects and presentations that faculty and students have done in the past year.
The Goshen College men's cross country team has qualified for the NAIA national championship for the second straight season and the third time in program history.
It’s the first of its kind in the Michiana area; getting students vaccinated on campus. It was a team effort to make it all happen.
Aided by a Teacher-Scholar grant from the Institute for Christian Worship at Calvin University, the Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism (ISGA) will help to foster ecumenical conversations about baptism within the global Anabaptist-Mennonite family.
Jo-Ann A. Brant is featured in WalletHub's recent survey about Coronavirus and Easter.
The campus community of Goshen College is delightfully tinged with music. Such deep-seated passion is palpable in their current online-only production of Christoph Willibald Glück's Orfeo ed Euridice.
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