Goshen College inaugurates president Rebecca Stoltzfus

School leader celebrates 'what we offer,' imagines 'brighter future'

Goshen College gets a new president

Rebecca Stoltzfus was inaugurated Saturday, becoming the 18th president in school history.

A conversation with Goshen College President Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus – WVPE

Morning Edition Host Michael Linville speaks with Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus about her early tenure as Goshen College President and her inauguration ceremony tomorrow morning at 10 in Sauder Concert Hall.

The risks of being a ‘digital native’ – The Herald-Palladium

Researchers and professors have long warned against the dangers of excessive screen time, especially in young children and adolescents. “These young people are being considered natives,” Julie Reese, professor of psychology at Goshen College, said of today’s youth.

New president Rebecca Stoltzfus discusses plan for future

Ahead of her inauguration as Goshen College’s 18th president, Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus discussed her plans for the college’s future.

Goshen audience hears that Vibrant Communities initiative making progress

Where you choose to live is one of the most important decisions of your life. That was the message as hundreds gathered at Goshen College Tuesday to listen to Diane Lawson, CEO of the Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau as she detailed the progress made on Vibrant Communities’ Quality of Place initiative.

In Indiana, solar program assists with flurry of year-end installations – Energy News Network

Goshen now has 103 watts of solar PV installed per capita, which would place it ahead of solar meccas like Sacramento, Denver and San Francisco in 2017 per capita rankings.

Churches, local leaders defeat plan to build prison for immigrants – Christian Century

When Mike Yoder, a county commissioner in northern Indiana, learned about plans for a private prison nearby that would have a contract with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement to house people from a six-state region in the Midwest, he went to his pastor.

Why One Trump County Rejected an Immigration-Detention Facility – Wall Street Journal

Jaqui Torres, a 19-year-old student at Goshen College, moved from Mexico with her parents when she was 1. She is a DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, recipient, and her father and brother work at Lippert Components. When she heard about the ICE facility, she said she “felt like people don’t want us here.”

Here’s What Happens When Trump Policy Comes to Trump Country – Mother Jones

ICE wanted more detention centers in the Midwest. One community fought back.