The Bulletin – Fall/Winter 2020
For so many alumni this was a place where many of the connections that still matter in their lives — to people, to new ideas, to future vocations, to God — began or were deepened.
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The Bulletin – Spring/Summer 2020
In this issue we hear from alumni who are working to cure and find cures during the COVID-19 pandemic, artists who are processing quarantine life through art, and members of the Class of 2020 whose final year of school ended in ways they never expected.
The Bulletin – Fall/Winter 2019
The Fall/Winter 2019 issue explores the 125th anniversary of the college, shares the stories of this year's alumni awardees and gives a peek at the new Hunsberger Haitian Art Collection on display in the renovated Union.
The Bulletin – Spring/Summer 2019
The spring/summer 2019 issue of the Bulletin lays out Goshen College's commitments to diversity, equity, inclusion and global citizenship.
Towards a transformative future: How SST began
Finally, on Sept. 12, 1968, the first three “official” Study-Service Trimester (SST) groups left northern Indiana for Costa Rica, Guadeloupe and Jamaica. And that was the beginning of what has become 50 years of transformative global citizenship.
The Bulletin – Fall/Winter 2018
In this issue, celebrate the 2018 alumni awardees and the 50th anniversary of Study-Service Term.
From the president: Becoming global citizens
This presidential column originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2018 issue of The Bulletin.
The Bulletin – Spring/Summer 2018
In this issue, experience the inauguration of Dr. Rebecca J. Stoltzfus as the 18th president of Goshen College.
The Bulletin – Fall/Winter 2017
In this issue, take a visual tour of the couture fashion of Eugene Stutzman '73, and meet this year's five alumni award winners.
The Bulletin – Spring/Summer 2017
In this issue, meet 15 young alumni entrepreneurs who are innovating, taking risks and building their own businesses from the ground up. And read a final interview with President James E. Brenneman.