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SST at 40: Four decades transforming lives

From its modest but revolutionary roots in 1968, Goshen College's Study-Service Term (SST) has changed the world and transformed lives. The program's uncommon combination of cultural education, service-learning and everyday life with host families remains a core part of the college's general education program — and a source of national recognition. » More


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  • Faith and politics don't have to divide
    During the 2008 election, the GC community went online to share respectful viewpoints on the intersection of faith and politics. » More

  • Alumni Awardees 2008
    In Lithuania and Colombia, through fair trade advocacy and HIV research, the lives of the Alumni Award recipients are making an impact. » More

    • Investing in Culture for Service

  • Octavio and Guadalupe Romero Scholarships: Embracing Goshen College culture

    • Alumni Crossings

  • Fulbright allows two recent alumni to travel abroad again
  • Alumnus gets youth excited about writing
  • Planting 'seeds of the kingdom'
  • Making music with the pros

  • Fine Arts

    Plays about historic saints honor the memory of former student


  • Scholarship

    Interpreting for Obama all in a day's work for sign language professor


  • Maple Moment

    Celebrating History and Becoming it
    Celebrating 40 years of SST at homecoming and waving good-bye to students headed to China for fall SST just days later. » More

  • Lasting Ties

    WGCS hosts a Request-a-Song for Fifi Relief
    On Oct. 15, 1974, the 91.1 FM student general manager and others spent the day fielding dozens of request calls as part of a special phonathon. » More

  • Adult Educational Travel

    Michigan Tulip Festival, the Canadian Rockies, Mennonite World Conference in Paraguay and much more!
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