March 19, 2024

MIO: Its Mission & Role Within Campus Diversity

Feature
March 5, 2024 0

During Chapel on February 19, the Multicultural Initiatives Office (MIO) hosted a celebratory and introspective time of worship. The theme of the chapel was “Power in Christ,” an idea emphasized through a set of worship […]

Event Patio to be Built Behind Frost Hall 

News
March 5, 2024 0

The living room of Gordon College is getting a back porch— a paver stone, 3,280 square foot back porch.  Within a few months, construction will begin on a patio behind Frost Hall. Frost is sometimes […]

Spring Staple Pieces (For the Girls)

Arts & Life
March 4, 2024 0

The sun is finally starting to shine again so, before you come back to campus from Spring break, make sure you grab your favorite Spring essentials from your closet at home. Stuck on what you […]

Who is Tammy Jennings?

Feature
February 22, 2024 0

If you have ever bought food from Late Night Gillies, you have more than likely heard a voice shout, “Hi everybody!” When you look back to match the voice with the face, a small woman […]

Gordon College Hosts 33rd Annual Christmas Gala

December 16, 2023 0
Bringing together the community surrounding Gordon, the Annual Christmas Gala features the entire Department of Music’s choral and instrumental ensembles. The Gala launched the Christmas season at Gordon on December 1st and 2nd along with [...]

New Varsity Weight Room To Open Soon in Bennett

December 16, 2023 0
When students return from winter break, the Bennett Athletic and Recreation Center will open the new Varsity Weight Room. For coaches and many students, this is an exciting, long-awaited change. The current Fitness Center becomes [...]

JUD Talks 2022: A Recap and Words From the Winners

May 3, 2022 0

Six students were selected to present a 10-minute Ted-Talk style presentation for the Gordon College Fine Arts’ 2022 JUD Talk event. Hosts were Nicholas Markham (‘23) and Quentin Cole (‘24), first and second place winners of the 2021 […]

Consumerism and American Covetousness

February 21, 2024 0
The goal of an advertisement is to make you feel like you’re missing something. American society is inundated with ads for everything from appliances to medication to new technology. Commercials have become such a staple [...]

Op: Why is Vainglory the Opposite of Hope?

March 24, 2022 0
After looking out from the deck of Sienna’s Palazzo Publico, my cohort and I passed through a chapel and a larger room to the Sala di Nove, where the Siena city council once met. Ambrogio [...]

Op: Don’t Touch My Hair

March 23, 2022 0
Before any school year starts, my hair must get done. No exceptions.   In late August, I drove to the nearest African hair salon (which took some research in my new, white, suburban town) and plopped [...]

The Changing Identity of Modern American Football

January 13, 2020 0

Multiple studies have shown that the New England Patriots have just recently taken over the Dallas Cowboys as “America’s Team.” This is no surprise to the casual observer considering that Tom Brady has led the […]

A Hike to Mt. Eisenhower

November 24, 2019 0

For those who love the outdoors, nothing beats a crisp, sunny fall day out on the trail. But even better than a sunlight hike is a traipse through the forest in the black of night. […]

New Varsity Weight Room To Open Soon in Bennett

December 16, 2023 0
When students return from winter break, the Bennett Athletic and Recreation Center will open the new Varsity Weight Room. For coaches and many students, this is an exciting, long-awaited change. The current Fitness Center becomes [...]

In Other News: We’re Back!

November 24, 2021 0
Thank you for your continued patience through the Tartan’s inactivity this past month. For alumni and friends who are not on campus, a ransomware attack hit Gordon College on October 21st, blocking access to all [...]