Get to know University of Alaska Interim Chancellor Sam Gingerich ’72

UAA's interim chancellor Sam Gingerich has made a career as a university administrator for more than 30 years.

5(ish) Questions: Abbie Gascho Landis ’98 and the surprising climate book “Immersion”

The writer (and vet) talks about squeezing story from science, and how a book about mussels is also about our tender, tenacious humanity.

David Haire ’07 chosen for Evansville Business Journal 20 Under 40

As a business owner, employee, husband, father, church member and community volunteer, David Haire '07 stays pretty busy.

Katie Sowers ’09, Goshen and Hesston alum, becomes second female NFL coach

Katie Sowers is making history. In accepting a position as an offensive assistant coach with the San Francisco 49ers, Sowers is primed to become only the second woman in the National Football League’s history to hold a full-time assistant coaching position throughout the NFL season.

(Video) Gaurav Khandelwal ’01: Shaping Houston

Immigrating from India to the US in 1997, Gaurav Khandelwal '01 did everything from sell kitchen knives to deliver pizza to pay for his undergraduate degree in computer science. See how his hard work lead him to create one of Houston’s fastest growing tech companies, ChaiOne.

Singer-songwriter Carrie Newcomer ’80: On spirituality, music and a playlist

Author, poet, singer, songwriter and Goshen College alum, Carrie Newcomer, visited with The Mennonite about spirituality, news, art and her top five most influential artists.

Fourth Collaborative MBA cohort explores the common good

Ten students, traveling from as far away as Cambodia, came together on the campus of Bluffton University Aug. 6-11 for the fourth Collaborative MBA residency. While the students began as strangers from vastly different backgrounds, they left with newfound ideas on leadership and lasting bonds.

Mark Daniels ’00, Goshen artist, retreats from natural hues toward bold

Inside his second-story studio in downtown Goshen’s Irwin Arts, Mark Daniels '00 is geeking out about color.

New artistic director, Doug Reed ’90, wants to keep pushing buttons at Broom Street Theater

In its 48-year history, Broom Street Theater has had only four artistic directors. The latest, Doug Reed '90, began his duties July 1.

Reviews are in on Katie Sowers ’09, 49ers’ first female coach

Katie Sowers’ ’09 pioneering tenure as the 49ers’ first female coach winds down Friday night, coincidentally in her native Kansas City, site of the 49ers’ exhibition opener against the Chiefs.