When sisters Ann, Felicitas and Stephanie Gonzalez decide to do something, they do it together. This year, the three adult sisters have decided to return to school to earn their bachelor's degrees in nursing together at Goshen College.

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Photo AlbumsFebruary 2021 Snapshots
Photos from around campus in February 2021. Photos from around campus in February 2021.
ArticlesGoshen College sophomore Denisse Aguilar wins 2021 peace oratorical contest
Goshen College sophomore Denisse Aguilar, a psychology and sociology major from Goshen, won the 2021 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest on Feb. 16 with her speech titled “Living the American Dream on Borrowed Time.” Senior Mackenzie Miller took second…
ArticlesRecordings made in Sauder Concert Hall retell the history of Black composers, receive Grammy nomination
Three different albums recorded in Goshen College Music Center’s Sauder Concert Hall have recently received national acclaim. Will Liverman’s “Dreams of a New Day” (recorded in July 2020 at Goshen College) and Catalyst Quartet’s “Uncovered” (recorded in July 2020 at…
ArticlesGoshen College, Chatham University partner to prepare future physician assistants
A new partnership between Goshen College and Chatham University (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) will provide a smooth path for Goshen College graduates who want to become physician assistants and to earn a Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) degree.
Photo Albums2021 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest
Five Goshen College students spoke on themes of peace and justice during the 2021 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest on Tuesday, Feb. 16. » Read about the winners and watch the contest (Photos by Nathan Pauls) …
ArticlesWGCS snags 29 award nominations from Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
Goshen College’s student-run radio station, 91.1 FM (WGCS) The Globe has been nominated for Best Station in the Nation for the 11th consecutive year by the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS), along with 29 individual nominations, more than any other school…
AlumniDayna Baxter ’18 pilots program to pair social workers with law enforcement in her community
Dayna Baxter, a 2018 graduate of Goshen College with a degree in social work, is behind a new program that will pair social workers with law enforcement to support victims of domestic violence in South Bend, Indiana.
ArticlesGrant awarded to write college’s story about diversity and inclusion
Goshen College has received a $40,000 NetVUE "Reframing the Institutional Saga" grant to examine and frame the college's history, identity and heritage in light of the present context of the GC's mission and vision.
ArticlesSurvey shows Goshen College students positive about in-person learning during pandemic
Goshen College students expressed higher satisfaction than their peers at other similar colleges regarding their experience in the fall semester during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent national survey.
President's BlogWho are we, America?
The past year has, among other things, made me question how well I know my country and its foundations.
Photo AlbumsJanuary 2021 Snapshots
Photos from around campus in January 2021. Photos from around campus in January 2021.
ArticlesProfessor Jason Samuel given key to the city following disc golf fundraiser
Goshen College Professor Jason Samuel raised nearly $20,000 dollars for a local food bank, The Window, at a disc golf tournament he organized on Jan. 9 and was awarded a key to the city of Goshen recently for his contribution to…
ArticlesCommunity Foundation of Elkhart County provides $300K+ grant for inclusive educational excellence
The Community Foundation of Elkhart County (CFEC) has awarded $322,594 in a grant to Goshen College to support a new college-wide strategic initiative to strengthen engagement with and for Elkhart County over the next two years.
ArticlesVirtual King Celebration calls for equity and justice on campus
The Goshen College community gathered virtually for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, with administrators sharing their perspectives and commitments to the work of equity and justice at Goshen College, and calling students and employees to action.

President’s speech: Where do we go from here?
King Celebration Convocation message, delivered by Dr. Rebecca Stoltzfus, President of Goshen College, on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021, in the Goshen College Church-Chapel (as prepared for delivery). It is a privilege to speak today to honor the Reverend Dr....
ArticlesRussel Liechty, 90, professor and dean emeritus, passes away
Russel (Russ) A. Liechty, dean of students emeritus and professor emeritus of education, who worked and taught at Goshen College for 38 years, died in Goshen on January 13 at the age 90.
ArticlesFall 2020-21 undergraduate Dean’s List released
Goshen College recognizes 181 undergraduate students for excellence in academics on the 2020-21 fall semester Dean’s List.
President's BlogMy word for 2021
The word I’ve kept circling back to is “Grounded.” 2020 knocked me around. I want to stand this year with two feet on the ground, knees slightly bent. I want to feel the earth supporting me; to know the firm…
ArticlesTop Goshen College stories of 2020
2020 marked one of the most unusual years in Goshen College's 125 year history. The top stories of 2020 reflect new ways of learning, reasons for celebration, noteworthy achievements and more.
Photo AlbumsThe best photos from 2020
No one wants to re-live 2020, but here are some of the best images that tell the story of the year. …
President's BlogMy ‘Sabbath Christmas’ wish list
I am in need of a Sabbath Christmas. Maybe you are too. Here is my wish for all of us in this December of 2020.

Merry Christmas from Goshen College!
In this most unusual pandemic year, I want to thank you for being a light of love, joy, peace and hope for our students, for our community and for this beloved world! May you experience the light and hope of Christ this...
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Students connect to the classroom from around the world
Some international and domestic students have spent the semester learning remotely when traveling to campus is not an option.
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