TEN MONTHS OF RENOVATION COMPLETE AS UNION BUILDING REOPENS TO PUBLIC
After ten months of renovation, the Union building at Goshen College reopened on Sept. 2, featuring a brand new cafe and an art gallery — both of which are open to the public.
The project manager, Glenn Gilbert, has received positive feedback from community members thus far.“The vision was that this would become a center for students but also a center for community, and it would bring community and students together,” Gilbert said.
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Community members wait in line at the Leaf Raker Cafe.
The resident director and executive chef, Jeremy Corson, echoed Gilbert’s words. Corson said that he wants the remodel to “be a place that has good memories for students and faculty [and] for the community.”
To hear how community members reacted towards the Union building’s newest additions, watch the full news report here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3f7HQJP_5E&t=11s .