Mohammad Rasoulipour '13 interviewed 18 people in the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) community at Eastern Mennonite University about their "war of reference."
Julia Gautsche has two jobs. In one, she has helped deliver 1,218 babies for local mothers. In the other, she has worked to pass hundreds if not thousands of laws to help better the community.
Max Mault '76, Goshen Middle School band director, has worked in the Goshen Community Schools for 40 years.
In addition to being named a finalist for “Best College Radio Station in the Nation,” WGCS received 11 other individual or station nominations.
In this TED talk, Anne Glick '98 argues that technology can help save the world, just not in the way we expect it to.
Goshen College students showed off the creations that they designed to help people with disabilities at an electronics show on Tuesday. The bi-annual show focused on helping the blind and deaf.
Sixteen students in physics professor John Ross Buschert’s electronics and robotics class presented their projects to visitors during the 2015 Electronics and Robotics Show.
On Sept. 18, 1923, the first issue of a four-page newspaper appeared in Newton, Kan., bearing the grandiose title of Mennonite Weekly Review. The goal, according to H.P. Krehbiel, president of the Herald Publishing Co., was to provide “an English Mennonite periodical suitable particularly to the needs of the Middle West.”
Goshen College has received a grant of $600,000 to help establish the Study-Service Theology Term, a program for diverse high school students with intensive study on campus and in Latin America and service in the community.
Professor Emeritus of Art Marvin Bartel’s approach to teaching and learning has helped set a foundation for the massive outgrowth of ceramic artists in the Michiana area – many of whom are Goshen College alumni. Many artists have stayed in Goshen, making it a popular destination for those interested in starting their own pottery businesses.
