This year’s JUD Talks featured five students: Jason Asonye ‘25, Sarah McDonald ‘24, Abby Durkin ‘24, Yein Lee ‘27, and Henry Lonstein ‘25. Durkin took first place, with McDonald and Asonye in second and third, […]
Donning her power color of pink covered by a crisp black blazer and topped by her signature bob, Dr. Gardner walks into Senior Seminar. She can be seen enthusiastically encouraging students on their final CASE […]
Outside of Bistro on February 23rd, Editor in Chief of If I Told You, Drake Sprowles ‘24, sat at the table among the other publication heads. The group included Editor in Chief of the Idiom […]
Disclaimer: This article is not trying to destroy religious belief or disparage the church. This article’s intention is to educate and empower those experiencing religious trauma. If you are feeling emotions of anger, frustration, […]
If I Told you held their release party on April 12th from 4:30-6:30, marking their thirteenth issue since the publication’s revival in the 2022-23 school year, Revisiting Doubt and Apostasy. Building student anticipation, The Bistro […]
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 February 5 the Center for Faith and Inquiry (CFI) at Gordon College hosted renowned Irish poet Micheal O’Siadhail, who graced campus with a reading of his quartet of poems. The quartet is entitled Desire […]
The opening reception and artist talk for Art Professor Gregory Deddo mixed media series “How the Morning Itself Appears’ ‘ opened on November 6th at 5 pm. Deddo’s work is a fifteen piece collection of […]
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 […]
On Saturday, November 6, 2021 Gordon College Fighting Scots brought home the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Men’s Soccer championship title in a 2-1 match, defeating defending champions, the Salve Regina University Seahawks, at home in […]
On Saturday, November 6, 2021, Gordon College Fighting Scots brought home the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Women’s Soccer championship title for the first time since 1998. The final match, played at home against the Roger […]
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 […]
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