As someone who church-hopped for a while and mostly grew up mostly in a non-denominational church, visiting an Orthodox Church was not on my college Bingo card. One of my roommates and a couple of […]
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, […]
Let’s be honest – even though it’s nice to not have to cook our own meals, we all have our problems with the Gordon Dining Hall. Maybe you don’t like it when they cook fish, or you wish there […]
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 […]
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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