Del McCoury Band to perform at Goshen College Jan. 17, tickets available
One of the top bluegrass bands in the country will be playing at Goshen College on Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Sauder Concert Hall as part of the Performing Arts Series.
One of the top bluegrass bands in the country will be playing at Goshen College on Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Sauder Concert Hall as part of the Performing Arts Series.
Once again, enthusiastic WGCS 91.1 FM listeners around the globe are able to access the station's 24-hour broadcasts live via the Internet. After several years off-line because of Federal Communication Commission regulations, WGCS -- the official radio station of Goshen College -- is again available over the Internet at www.wgcs.org/, in addition to on the radio.
A new grant from the Lilly Endowment will help Goshen College graduates prepare for the inevitable question, "What will I do after I graduate?"
A long-time fixture and author from Goshen College's sociology department has died. J. Howard Kauffman, 84, Goshen College professor emeritus of sociology, died in his home in Goshen on the morning of Nov. 18.
Goat Island is a Chicago-based collaborative performance group that was founded in 1987. In their work they try to create a relationship with the audience in space that is different than the usual stage/audience relationship. Some of their movements are dance-like; some are motions we all use…
Culture for Service awardees honored at Goshen College Alumni Weekend 2003 GOSHEN, Ind. — Opening a weekend of Goshen College alumni returning to campus, reminiscing and reconnecting will be a celebration of four exceptional alumni: the 2003 Culture for Service awardees. Among the awardees are a surgeon, an artist, a…
Goshen College is pleased to announce and welcome new faculty members for the 2003-04 academic year.
GOSHEN, Ind. -- When new students arrived on the Goshen College campus over Orientation weekend, Aug. 23-24, admission counselors, professors, administrators, staff and returning students realized their hard work over the past year had brought about needed growth and a high quality class of students.
The first day of Goshen College 2003-04 classes, Aug. 27, opened with President Shirley H. Showalter's opening address, "Living Our Faith," to the campus in which she called students to deepen their relationship with God by living out the core values of Goshen College: a Christ-centered community of passionate learners, global citizens, compassionate peacemakers and servant leaders.
While many Indiana college and university graduates take their diplomas and pursue employment opportunities in other states, contributing to the highly publicized "brain drain," Goshen College imports more human capital to Indiana than it exports, concludes a study conducted this year.