Music and art are everywhere. When was the last time you walked around the Quad without listening to music? How often do we pass by the art that hangs in the halls of the buildings […]
The light dimmed and the stadium filled with the screams of adoring fans. Female rapper Megan Thee Stallion walked out onto the stage followed by a crowd of dancers in miniskirts and her most popular […]
No, Gordon did not construct a new playground behind Emory Hall for its college attendees. North Shore Christian Schools (NSCS) is relocating its Beverly campus to Gordon College, with the new campus set to officially […]
This semester, Dr. Craig Story is leading undergraduate students on how to use immunofluorescence microscopy to investigate the complexities of cancer. In their lab, students work with tumor samples from lab mice, staining them to […]
A new dimension of mental health treatments has been included in this year’s statewide ballot. Several towns across Massachusetts voiced their support and inclusion of question 4, on the ballot, including Sommerville which was the […]
Without restrictions, what would you choose to do if you only had 24 hours? The Theatre Department knows. Starting the season with momentum, their unusual Fall Festival takes place; 24 full hours to write, direct, […]
Communion? Sure. Public communion? Of course. Communion with the cast and audience members in the middle of a performance? Radical. Surely you have never walked on stage to participate in communion with Jesus before. This […]
Upon entering the main gallery in Barrington, visitors are greeted with a host of detailed faces and figures. The traditionalist paintings lining the wall were created by artists Robert Armetta and Juliette Aristides. Their combined […]
Long gone are the days of #Bookstragam. The quirky Instagram posts of books with the Sepia filter from 2014 represent the last major reading craze on social media, led by millennials. Though some followers remain, […]
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 […]
On October 4, 2024, in the AJ Memorial Chapel, Gordon Lacrosse athlete and 2009 alum Annie Zgrablich was inducted into Gordon’s Hall of Fame. This took place prior to the Gordon College versus Roger Williams […]
Adidas Sambas. Adidas Gazelles. Adidas Gordon? Student athletes sport a new logo as they step on campus this fall. Stepping onto the scene at the end of last semester, new Athletic Director Jason Linders, sat […]
Waking up at 4am in Atlantic City, NJ, to drive to Bader field for a triathlon is not a typical Sunday morning for many. Senior Katherine Maloney and her dad left the Mariott Hotel that […]
This year, the NCAA announced a rule change for volleyball. Now, in a single attempt, a player can have double contact on the ball. If the double contacted ball goes over the net, they lose […]
[picture from the Economist] In December of 2021, Washington decided not to send US officials to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. This diplomatic boycott was meant as a strong gesture of disapproval over China’s systemic […]
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