The sibling trio Girl Named Tom, featuring two GC alumni, will return to NBC’s The Voice after winning Season 21 four years ago.
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AlumniGC alums Girl Named Tom return to The Voice
Study AbroadWeek 5: Cultural Investigation Trips
This week our Indonesia SSTers were broken up into 4 groups and given a topic and location to investigate. The assignment was designed to build independent research skills and dive deeper into one of our four Study Term themes: Indonesian…
ArticlesSenior Isabel Massud wins 2026 Peace Oratorical Contest
Isabel Massud, a senior film production major from São Paulo, Brazil, won the 2026 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest with her speech, “Gender Safety: An Illusion of the Free World.” Caoimhe Farrell, a sophomore communication major from Galway, Ireland, took second place.
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President’s Annual Report: 2024-25
Check out President Stoltzfus’ annual report on the state of Goshen College!
Study Abroad¡Bailamos!
We’re experiencing lots of fun and smiles during our final week in Quito! Today, Gaby taught us how to salsa dance. There were lots of laughs as we loosened up, flung our arms, twirled our hips, and spun to the…
Study AbroadTravel Adventures in Ecuador
As we enter the final week of our study portion of the term, it is amazing to reflect on all of the sights and experiences Ecuador has offered us so far: from hummingbird sanctuaries in the cloud forest to participating…
EventsLunch and Learn with Andrea Wetherald
Join us for a lunch-and-learn session March 23rd with Andrea Wetherald, titled Leading in Times of Uncertainty, about the value of intentional habit formation during seasons of uncertainty, and how leaders can cultivate inner stability when the going gets rough.…
ArticlesMennonite Historical Society set to close
Members voted to wind down and close the Mennonite Historical Society (MHS), long-time publisher of Mennonite Quarterly Review.
EventsSpring Mainstage: Poor Clare
The Goshen College theater department will present Poor Clare by Chaira Atik as its spring mainstage production.
EventsSpring Explore Goshen Day
Prospective students, join us for Spring Explore Goshen Day! This is your exclusive opportunity to truly experience life as a Goshen College student.
EventsReligion and Science Conference
The 2026 Religion and Science Conference, with keynote speaker Dr. Wesley J. Wildman, will feature three lectures, two of which are free and open to the public. This year's topic is "The Future of Spirituality: From Temples to Toolkits."
EventsCelebrating 100 years of the Mennonite Historical Society
Join us for a celebration of the impact and legacy of Mennonite Historical Society, long-time publisher of Mennonite Quarterly Review.
ArticlesCommunication department faculty named 2026 faculty champions by the Center for Community News
GC communication faculty are two of the 150 journalism leaders named as 2026 Faculty Champions by the Center for Community News at the University of Vermont.
Study AbroadGamelan Lessons (with recording!)
Since our arrival at the beginning of January, the whole group has been taking gamelan lessons each week with Pak Sigit and a team of capable (and patient!) instructors. The students each chose one of the many percussion instruments that…
Study AbroadWeek 4: Indonesian Arts
This week our academic theme is Indonesian Arts. Of course we have been experiencing all kinds of beauty, music and culture each day since we arrived on the island, but this week we are paying specific attention to a few…
ArticlesRuth Yu Hsiao Endowment for Liberal Arts Education established with $1 million gift
Goshen College has established the Ruth Yu Hsiao Endowment for Liberal Arts Education through a $1 million gift from William C. Hsiao, given in memory of his late wife and GC alumna, Ruth Yu Hsiao ’61.
EventsCommunity Engagement Fair
The 2026 Community Engagement Fair, open to all Goshen College students, faculty, staff, and members of the local community, is free to attend with no registration required.
Study AbroadPati Eco-Village with MDSI
During environment week we spent 3 days in the village of Pedak-Gower, in Pati, five hours northeast of Yogyakarta. MDSI (Mennonite Diakonia Service Indonesia) hosted us and invited a number of local religious leaders, farmers, and leaders of Javanese cultural…
ArticlesFinalists named for C. Henry Smith Oratorical Contest
Five Goshen College students will speak on themes of peace and justice during the 2026 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest on Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. in Umble Center.
Study AbroadEspañol, kichwa, lengua de señas
We are halfway through our study portion and our language skills are improving, slowly but surely. Each morning is spent in Spanish language classes with our three wonderful teachers, Silvia, Loli, and Fernanda. They help reinforce vocabulary and common phrases…
Study AbroadWeek 3: Indonesia’s Environment
Our academic theme for week 3 is Environment. This week we learned about Indonesia’s incredible biodiversity by reading articles and stories, hearing lectures from experts, visiting and learning from people who live along the Code river in Yogyakarta, and touring…
ArticlesMarvin Blickenstaff, long-time music professor and piano instructor, dies at 90
Marvin Blickenstaff, former professor of music at Goshen College, died on Friday, January 23, at his home in Pennsylvania. He was 90 years old.
Photo AlbumsJanuary 2026
We welcomed students back to campus and kicked off the 2026 spring semester in style! Enjoy some of these moments from around GC’s campus. Photos by Justin DeWeese, Abby Graber, Daniel James ’24, and Ziwe Ncube ’27.
ArticlesZion Neat to break ground as GC’s first pro women’s basketball player
Zion Neat, a recent Goshen College women's basketball alum, will soon play professionally for Juvemaia in Maia, Portugal. She will be the first Maple Leaf to turn pro.
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