Goshen College’s annual Homecoming Weekend took place Oct. 2-4, and included alumni awards, an alumni bicycle ride, Goshen’s First Friday activities, an alumni breakfast, book signings, a homecoming hymn sing, one act plays, art exhibits and a music gala.
Photos from around campus in September, 2015
On Saturday, Sept. 18, GC students participated in an open mic night in the Connector.
Students in the Goshen College Biology Department spent the weekend camping at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center on Sept. 11-12, learning about Merry Lea's programs, participating in field activities, canoeing, campfires, meals and more.
On Saturday, Sept. 5, students enjoyed an outdoor barbecue on the KMY lawn and painted their faces and bodies to support the men's soccer team.
On Saturday, Aug. 29, the GC Alumni Office hosted a tail gate party for alumni and friends. There was a women’s soccer match at 4 p.m.against Cleary University, and a men’s soccer match at 7 p.m. against Robert Morris College.
Photos from events and activities around campus during August 2015
Goshen College students, faculty and staff kicked off the year right during the opening convocation and annual applause tunnel. Our "Applause Tunnel" is a 14-year tradition that takes place each new school year after the opening convocation to welcome new and returning students back to campus. Two lines depart the Church-Chapel, led by faculty and staff, who applaud the seniors, juniors, sophomores and finally the first-year students. Normally, the line progresses outside the building and into the middle of campus. Similarly, at Commencement each year, the faculty and administrators line the corridor of the Rec-Fitness Center and applaud the departing seniors for a job well done and wishing them the best in their futures.
A few photos from New Student Days at Goshen College. The weekend included check-in, move-in, a special convocation, the Presidential Picnic, Sunday morning coffee, a worship service, activities at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, an ice cream social and more.
Summer 2015 photos from around campus, featuring native prairie flowers.
