“Kelly takes booming pipes to Schaumburg Boomers” about Benjamin Kelly ’13 in the Elkhart Truth
Benjamin Kelly has long had a desire to make his living as a baseball play-by-play announcer.
Benjamin Kelly has long had a desire to make his living as a baseball play-by-play announcer.
What was a pile of dirt and a massive construction site now stands to be an artistic site at Goshen College.
Last fall, students returned to Goshen College’s campus to find a newly constructed pedestrian underpass, providing a route from one side of the campus to the other when a train is traveling through. This year, they’ll return to find that underpass covered in color.
Marvin Bartel has been an active member of the Goshen community since 1970 when he became an art professor at Goshen College.
Work is underway on a unique mural on the Goshen College campus. WSBT's Ed Ernstes explains.
Most people wouldn’t use the word diverse to describe the Amish.
It's that time of year when graduating seniors don their caps and gowns and say so long to memories of the past four (or so) years. Now that those late nights studying for final exams are behind them, some well-rested graduating classes across the country got to hear parting words of wisdom from a few NPR journalists. You know your favorite voices at NPR have book smarts, but read on to hear their advice about life beyond the mic.
Goshen College's sustainability coordinator and utilities manager Glenn Gilbert asks a great question about alternative energy about 3/4 of the way through the show.
Clicking around online, Lassane Ouedraogo was surprised to see that Elkhart County’s local government is largely absent from Facebook and Twitter, two of the largest social media outlets reaching millions of people every day.
Do you ‘like’ Elkhart County? A public relations class at Goshen College is teaching Elkhart County’s government a lesson about social media. County commissioner Mike Yoder is working on a project with students to see how social media, like Facebook and Twitter, is used by local governments around the country.