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"We’ve lived in the Goshen community the whole time we’ve been here, and I’ve never wanted to live anywhere else. I’ve seen this community grow and evolve. It’s great, I love what this whole city has to offer."
A former University of Arkansas professor's papers are now available for researchers in the University Libraries Special Collections department. The Donald E. Voth Papers contain materials collected and produced by Voth during the course of his teaching and research, both as a student and as a professor. These materials primarily consist of articles, reports, project files, background research and publications related to rural sociology and community and rural development, both locally and internationally.
The week before Alison started her job at Twin Cities Habitat in 2015, she found something surprising at her childhood home in Indiana: a school project in which she described that she dreamed of working for Habitat for Humanity when she grew up.
Tom Bishop is one of two city councilmembers who has chosen not to run for re-election in Greenwood Village, Colorado, this November. He is leaving with a sense of satisfaction on what has been accomplished, as well as with a few cautionary comments.
Daniel Penner '12 brings viewers along with him on his journey of deciding whether to buy an electric car or not in this new compelling video for Grist, an environmental news site.
Greg Yoder's '09 Walking Roots Band is funding a new Christmas CD through Kickstarter, with some proceeds going to support Mennonite Central Committee.
"What got me hooked was my interview with the students that morning; to hear their opinions … their strong feelings and beliefs about things that are very important to me: peace, justice, volunteerism, things like that."
In his retirement, Byron Yake '61 started "Write on Sports," a summer journalism camp where urban middle-school students would write articles after attending sports events or interviewing athletes.
The Goshen Noon Kiwanis Club awarded the 2017 Diakonia Award to Zulma and Jimmer Prieto at its meeting on Tuesday.
While plenty of Mennonites have played the “Mennonite game” – the Anabaptist version of six degrees of separation - only a select few have played Mark Eash Hershberger’s version. But that’s about to change.
