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The Voice Season 21 winners Girl Named Tom (which includes GC alums Caleb '18 and Josh Liechty '19) had a reason to celebrate on Tuesday night, and not just because it was one year since they won the show in 2021. After performing their song “One More Christmas” during the Season 22 finale, the track reached No. 1 on iTunes, along with their Christmas album.
Hanna Yesuf '05 was recently named Senior Wealth Services Manager at Kingfisher Capital, a leading investment management firm since 1989.
Two sculptures by Sunday Mahaja '14 were recently chosen to be featured in Downtown Angola, Indiana.
Malcom Gladwell focuses the latest episode of his podcast, "Revisionist History", on Lester Glick '41, a former GC professor who started GC's social work program.
“I remember getting a call for potentially being a candidate for this award, and it was very humbling,” said Katie Sowers, a 2009 Goshen College graduate and a 2022 alumni awardee. “I remember there was some hesitancy on whether or not I’d accept the award, based on my experiences in the past. And, it was a no-brainer for me. This is a college that I love and I would be honored to accept this award. Coming back here has been even more reassuring to me as to why I decided to come here in the first place, even though it had a different belief system at the time. It’s all a process of life and learning, and to see Goshen evolving is exactly what I want out of any school that I’d have my children attend.”
Ben Hartman '01 and Rachel Hershberger '99, owners of Clay Bottom Farm, were recently featured in a South Bend Regional Partnership video campaign series.
Sofia Samatar '94 releases new memior, The White Mosque, that traces the journey of a group of German-speaking Mennonites into the heart of Khiva in Central Asia - now modern-day Uzebekistan.
Professor and alum, Luke Kreider, sat down for a conversation with Jennifer Shellfied, Eco Theo Review, about the connection between religion and climate crises.
Rachelann Yoder Klink, a 2020 Goshen College grad recently sat down with One United Lancaster to talk about her role in the Lancaster County court system, what makes Juneteenth worth celebrating and why she decided to be openly herself.
