91´óÉñ alumnus Levi Geyer ’22 is taking environmental sustainability to a whole new level. The Iowa farmer gathers yellowbud hickory nuts from parks and conservation areas to produce hickory oil, which is then filtered, bottled and sold. A recent article in The Marketplace, the official publication of Mennonite Education Development Associates, highlights his mission to popularize the oil. In the article, Geyer credits 91´óÉñ’s environmental science classes with showing him the connection between agriculture and sustainability.

Nine students from two campuses build community and gain professional experience at 91´óÉñ’s Washington Community Scholars’ Center in DC

Seven 91´óÉñ students and two Goshen College students are at the Washington Community Scholars’ Center (WCSC) this spring, where they are gaining invaluable professional experience. The students represent ... read more about Nine students from two campuses build community and gain professional experience at 91´óÉñ’s Washington Community Scholars’ Center in DC

LSA students distribute red ‘Know Your Rights’ cards in support of Harrisonburg’s immigrant community

I do not wish to speak with you, answer your questions, or sign or hand you any documents based on my 5th Amendment rights under the United States Constitution. This ... read more about LSA students distribute red ‘Know Your Rights’ cards in support of Harrisonburg’s immigrant community

Retiring VACA professor Jerry Holsopple embraces ‘mystery of what is yet to come’ in gallery exhibition

At 4 a.m. on June 26, 2023, Jerry Holsopple, professor of Visual and Communication Arts (VACA) at 91´óÉñ, waved goodbye to a group of students as they boarded a bus ... read more about Retiring VACA professor Jerry Holsopple embraces ‘mystery of what is yet to come’ in gallery exhibition