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The Elkhart Truth series "Hispanics at Home" generated reaction from the Latino community, including Gilberto Perez and Richard Aguirre of Goshen College.
The baseball team at Goshen College in Indiana, USA, is in Nicaragua to play several friendly matches with national teams.
Goshen College ranks second as more top grads are opting for private colleges.
Goshen is a hotbed for musicians. Many local artists have launched careers and found success both here and far outside the confines of our city. The following is a list of some of our top-tier talent.
The Good of Goshen highlights 15 bands that got their start in Goshen, many of which originated at Goshen College or include GC alumni.
Goshen Ultimate Summer League is gearing up for its eighth season this summer.
A packed crowd in Goshen College's Sauder Concert Hall was treated to a delightful evening Saturday with "This American Life" host Ira Glass, who gave a behind-the-scenes peek at how he and his team assemble the popular radio show each week.
Eight journalism students from Goshen College help The Elkhart Truth provide more depth in its three-part series on the county’s growing Latino population.
Coach Neal Young was declared cancer free about a month after he began treatment, although chemo continued for more than a year. Without any further complications, his double hip replacement on March 18 and scheduled six-month recovery should stand as the final steps of his nearly three-year bout with cancer.
Using the shared language of baseball, members of the Goshen College team have traveled to Nicaragua for three weeks to sharpen a foreign tongue.