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After 15 years as a leader within the school corporation, Superintendent Diane Woodworth will be saying goodbye to Goshen Community Schools at the end of the current school year.
Dr. Doug Smucker '80 is professor emeritus of family and community medicine at University of Cincinnati and currently works at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, as medical director of palliative care. In this podcast, he talks about how his Goshen (Indiana) College education was formative in his career choices.
More than 200 students from 12 local and regional schools competed in the 2020 Science Olympiad regional tournament at Goshen College Saturday.
Tim Lehman '75 recently published "All Authority Has Been Given to Me: Hearing and Seeing Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew" (Wipf and Stock), about the teachings and ministry of Jesus in Matthew's gospel. Throughout the book there are reoccurring themes of God's unconditional love, nonviolence, forgiveness, and justice.
When Nathan '09 and Kate Grieser '09 married, they made a commitment not only to one another but also to the idea of stewardship - using the resources and gifts that God has given them for something beyond their own benefit.
Dr. James Kauffman '62 is renowned as a retired special education educator and writer with more than 40 years of dedication to his fields.
Melanie Meyer '15, a two-sport athlete at Goshen College, will be the Goshen High School Redhawks new volleyball head coach.
This semester, the sign language interpreting department saw a record 12 students venture to 10 different states across the country to grow their interpreting skills in semester-long internships.
Regina Shands Stoltzfus, professor of peace, justice and conflict studies at Goshen College, spoke on the importance of being “unapologetically just” in the face of injustice as part of the college’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day festivities Monday morning at College Mennonite Church.
Katie Sowers made history with the 49ers in Sunday's NFC championship game and will become the first female assistant on an NFL coaching staff to work in a Super Bowl.
Many famous people have visited Goshen College since it was founded in 1894 — none more famous than the Rev. Dr. King Jr.
Kim Macon '80, development director at WVPE, talks about her decades of work for WVPE as she prepares to retire.
Brittle Paper‘s African Literary Person of the Year, now in its fifth year, recognizes individuals who work behind the scenes to hold up the African literary establishment in the given year. The 2019 Honor goes to Ellah Wakatama Allfrey '88.
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