As I watched the splashdown and recovery of the Orion capsule and its astronauts, I was struck by an unfamiliar feeling: a deep sense of optimism for the future. As I spoke to many of […]
Gordonites are, on the whole, ecstatic about the new Adams Center of Music and express their gratitude towards the wealthy donors whose sizable estate made a construction project of such grandeur possible. Yet reception to the “exploding piano that kills everyone” has been […]
In this day and age, movies and television are a crucial part of everyday society. It has evolved beyond just a part of our daily or weekly routine. Understanding the most recent popular movie or show is […]
Think about how often you open an app without really deciding to. TikTok between classes. Instagram before bed. X when something big happens in the news. It feels automatic, and honestly, that’s kind of the […]
Thought is necessary, but perilous. In the words of 17th-century French philosopher Blaise Pascal, “Thinking too little about things or thinking too much both make us obstinate and fanatical” (Pensées, trans. Krailsheimer, fragment 1.II.21). Sadly, […]
Melancholy Play, which Gordon put on as its Fall production, was written by Sarah Ruhl and originally produced in 2002. It follows Tilly, a young woman who is so attractively melancholic that everyone she meets falls for […]
The Gordon College Symphony Orchestra tonight, Saturday, March 28 at 7 pm, will be performing its spring concert in the A.J. Gordon Chapel on campus. Admission is free. Students are excited to share pieces that […]
In a surprising act of solidarity with the arts, Pope Leo recently visited with a group of A-list actors and movie directors to discuss the decline of cinemas and the dwindling numbers of moviegoers post-covid. In attendance […]
Today, just about anyone can create “perfect” illustrations or digital designs by simply asking Ai models to make one for them. If you ask ChatGPT to generate a marketing poster for an upcoming event that you want […]
At this time of year, as winter starts to set in, I find that I take a lot more walks around campus to refocus as the semester gets busier. Usually, that will bring me far across campus- […]
Next week marks Jason Linders’ two-year milestone with Gordon Athletics, and the impact he’s made in a short time is remarkable. Linders came to Gordon with a big vision to build a new culture for Athletics, and so far, […]
After 23 years of serving as a head coach, from recreational play to high-performing travel teams, Fredy Rivera decided to put that in the past to become the assistant coach of the Gordon College women’s […]
Matthew Antonelli is a familiar name across Massachusetts’ North Shore area, known for his career as a professional baseball player and now for his return to his hometown as a coach. A former second baseman […]
On January 5th, 2026, the Gordon College men’s soccer team flew to Guatemala City before boarding a bus for a five-hour journey into the mountainous region of San Cristóbal. There, they would spend the next […]
In a world where sports is still largely male-dominated, finding the silver lining in women’s athletics can be rare. Women sports are often placed second, whether that be in funding, coverage, or recognition. But times are changing. Women’s sports […]
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