Vocal and piano recital Feb. 1 to benefit Acorn Music Project
From J.S. Bach to Guys and Dolls scores, a joint recital given by Keith Herris and Melissa Anderson will span centuries and styles of music.
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Chamber Choir to present madrigals, folk songs and sacred music Feb. 7
The Goshen College Chamber Choir will perform a solo concert in the new Music Concert Hall Friday, Feb. 7 at 8 p.m.
Nafziger invokes college’s peace legacy while encouraging activism; Senior wins Goshen College C. Henry Smith speech contest
Reminding listeners of Goshen Colleges legacy of awakening students to issues of peace and justice in the broader world, a Goshen College senior won the annual campus C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest Jan. 21.
“Good War” filmmakers join Goshen College for viewing
Judith Ehrlich, writer, director and producer of the film, and Suzanne O’Brien, national outreach coordinator, were guests of Goshen College on Jan. 7 for a special screening of the film “The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It.”
GC German course examines Holocaust through the eyes of authors and filmmakers
The Holocaust of Nazi Germany that killed more than 11 million people is a chapter of history many Germans would like to forget. Alexandra Sterling-Hellenbrand, Goshen College associate professor of German, wants her German-language students to remember.
Renowned violist and teacher to perform at Goshen College; Slowik program features Bartok to Gershwin to Brahms
Peter Slowk, one of the country's leading artist-teachers of viola recognized by the American Viola Society in 2002 for "outstanding teaching, scholarship and performance,
Women poets partner for reading Jan. 10 at Goshen College
Award-winning Canadian poet Di Brandt and Goshen College Associate Professor of English Ann Hostetler will read their poetry Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. in Newcomer Center 19.
Goshen College Management Development Program offers “Developing Supervisory Leadership” classes
Are you a newly appointed supervisor, or president of a company who knows of new supervisors, who would benefit from additional management training?
Film chronicling the plight of conscientious objectors airs at Goshen College
A part of the Greatest Generation often ignored are those who refused to fight in World War II. Appropriate, then, that an award-winning documentary that examines the experiences of those who felt called to alternative service should be shown at Goshen College, an institution known for its peace and justice program.
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Feb. 21 & 22 workshops, “Design on the Edge” limited to Goshen Art Students Feb. 21, 7 p.m., Church Chapel, Lecture. — open to the public* Reception in Art Gallery following the lecture. — open to the public* Feb. 22, 10 a.m. Convocation, Church Chapel. — open to…