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.
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From cassette tapes to Spartan Stadium, Dalton Shetler has spent his life preparing to be heard
Tracking the travels of sea turtles
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.
Center for Community News Announces 2026 Faculty Champions
Communication professors, Anna Groff and Kyle Hufford, were both named 2026 Faculty Champions by the Center for Community News at the University of Vermont, which recognizes journalism educators who build partnerships between newsrooms and college reporting. programs.
Why does a ‘draw’ sometimes feel like a win?
“Nil-nil, especially if the power differential between the teams is strong, can be a very thrilling game,” says Philipp Gollner, a historian at Goshen College and host of the podcast “The Assistant Professor of Football.” “And in return, in every sport, there’s some really boring wins.”
This Summer, Students From Hundreds of Colleges Will Heed One Urgent Call
"The Democracy Summer network includes research-intensive universities like Yale and Duke, big state schools such as Michigan and Texas and small religious institutions such as Goshen College and Trinity Washington University."
Talento Desperdiciado: Universidades, Latinos y Trump | Noticias Telemundo
¡Goshen College apareció en un segmento nacional de una hora de duración en Telemundo, que destacó su apoyo a los estudiantes latinos! | Goshen College was featured on a national hour-long segment of Telemundo, covering its support of Latino students!
Four GC students earn MCUSA BIPOC scholarship
Four Goshen College students earned Mennonite Church USA's 2025-26 Scholarship for BIPOC Students.
Church commissions sculpture by Goshen College student
GC art student Ryan Snider created an 8-foot recycled-metal sculpture for Rock Run Church of the Brethren’s 175th anniversary.
Education under threat: Goshen College fights for the safety of its immigrant students
In this column, President Rebecca Stoltzfus and Gilberto Pérez, Jr., vice president of student life, share how Goshen College defends immigrant students with safety, support and solidarity.
Inspiring Leadership with President Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus
In this episode of the Inspiring Good Podcast, hosts Marshall King and Kevin Deary talk with Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus, President of Goshen College, discussing her journey back to her alma mater and her vision for the college.
Study plus service transforms students and communities alike
When Aysia Adkins, a rising senior at Goshen College, found herself on a Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) site, it changed her life.
Q&A: Dwight Gingerich settles in for first few days playing double duty for Goshen College
Dwight Gingerich, Goshen College’s next athletic director and men’s basketball head coach marked his official start this week, and during his orientation, The Goshen News sat down with him and spoke about his transition.
Goshen College’s intergenerational letter writing campaign launches at Follow Jesus ‘25
The Gratitude Letters, a storytelling project launching at MC USA’s Follow Jesus ‘25 convention, invites people of all ages to share stories of gratitude and faith through a letter writing campaign.
Blog post from Jeanette Harder, director of MSW program: ‘Rethinking Grades’
Jeanette Harder is the Master of Social Work (MSW) program director and a social work professor for the Bluffton University and Goshen College collaborative MSW program. She writes about alternative grading, and preparing social workers for practice, not just papers.
Erica Emanuel ’12 and Jordan Kauffman ’11 named to Michiana Forty Under 40
Erica Emanuel ’12 and Jordan Kauffman ’11 were honored by the South Bend Regional Chamber for achieving outstanding professional success while also engaging in their communities through charitable and civic involvement.
Alicia Kurtz ’11 named to top 50 women leaders of Indianapolis
New Goshen College sculptures installed downtown
VIDEO: Lippert and Goshen College partner to offer language classes to employees
ELKHART COUNTY, Ind. -- Lippert and Goshen College have partnered up to offer Spanish and English classes to their employees.
VIDEO: “Goshen College cuts ribbon for new Center for Nursing and Public Health” (ABC-57)
Goshen College officially opened its newly renovated Westlawn building, home to the Center for Nursing and Public Health. The $21 million project triples the space for nursing students and features state-of-the-art simulation and skills labs. Applications for the program are now open.
Gretta Rempel Fisher ’23 focuses on community-driven research
Gretta Rempel Fisher has been focusing her public health journey on community-driven research and health equity.
Nature Fest at Merry Lea
Celebrate spring with Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center at their annual Nature Fest. This free weekend festival will feature both family-friendly activities and science investigations on May 9 and 10 at Merry Lea.
Irving Suarez ’21 transforms public health research into real-world impact
Irving Suarez ’21 is committed to ensuring that public health research translates into meaningful action through his MPH studies at the University of Michigan.
Ida Mae Short ’15 uses printmaking for good
After discovering Ku Klux Klan flyers in her community, Goshen College alum and printmaker Ida Mae Short responded by organizing a free Community Print Event to promote unity and positivity through art.
Marvin Bartel, former Goshen College art professor, featured in WVPE article
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