April 17, 2026

The Journey and Return From Studying Abroad

Feature
April 16, 2026 0

For many students, studying abroad is one of the highlights of their college experience. Whether they have chosen to go abroad for academic reasons or to experience a new culture, they are sure to learn […]

HAIRLESS SQUATCH TRAPPERS IN GORDON WOODS REPORT BOUNTIFUL HARVEST

Satire
April 12, 2026 0

What has two thumbs and is being captured in droves in the idyllic sylvan expanses of the Gordon Woods? The answer to that question is the hairless squatch, a close relative of the classic sasquatch that may be readily differentiated therefrom by its hairlessness. A […]

The Benefits of Corporate Worship

Faith
April 12, 2026 0

Sunday mornings, small groups, Bible studies with friends, chapels, and even praying with a friend through a hard time; corporate worship has long been a pillar of the Christian faith. Throughout the Bible, the idea […]

The Thin Ideal and Who Profits From It.

April 12, 2026 0
It’s not just you; Celebrities have become strikingly thin over the last few years. Stars like Meghan Trainor and Kelly Clarkson have dropped a visible amount of weight in the past year or two. Ariana Grande [...]

Tonight: Five Students Compete at ’26 JUD Talks

April 8, 2026 0
Some conversations don’t feel like interviews. They feel like moments you were meant to have. That’s what JUD Talks are feeling like for this year’s competition, 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 8, in KOSC MacDonald auditorium–a [...]

Culture, Belief, Growing up and Santa

March 29, 2026 0
Christmas here at Gordon is always a vibe. Lights around campus, beautiful tree decorations, hot cocoa packets disappearing from the dining hall, and Mariah Carey emerging from whatever frozen cave she lives in for eleven months of [...]

The Book Ban

March 29, 2026 0
What should students be able to read? What students should be able to read is a question that has been argued throughout history, with people questioning what teachers should be able to discuss or even [...]

Spring Concert: Classical Music for All Ages

March 28, 2026 0

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 […]

The Pope Wants You to go See Movies in the Theater

November 25, 2025 0

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 […]

Exploring Gordon Campus’ Animal Community

November 25, 2025 0

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- […]

Social Media’s Effect on Politics

November 25, 2025 0
As college students in 2025, we are constantly bombarded with a vast amount of information. Platforms like TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and others have a significant influence over our lives, with the latest trends dictating what some people wear, [...]

The Political Divide: A Christian Perspective

October 10, 2025 0
Being in a nation where political disagreements spill into personal relationships and even places of worship, the call for bipartisanship is becoming necessary. With the divide growing larger every day, many people are asking the [...]

Coach Scar Initiates Lacrosse Team Rebuild

October 10, 2025 0

Last season, the Gordon College Fighting Scots Men’s Lacrosse team struggled all season. Going 1 and 11, the team fought hard all season, though it ended, unfortunately. They secured their sole win against Thomas College […]

Tonight: Five Students Compete at ’26 JUD Talks

April 8, 2026 0
Some conversations don’t feel like interviews. They feel like moments you were meant to have. That’s what JUD Talks are feeling like for this year’s competition, 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 8, in KOSC MacDonald auditorium–a [...]

Letter from the Editor

October 31, 2024 0
Dear Reader,   October somehow seems more chaotic than September, but also its own waiting period of sorts. Waiting for the pumpkin bread or cookies to finish baking in our apartment ovens, waiting for the New [...]

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 [...]