Gordon Demonstrates Support for DACA Students
By Jessica Ryan ’19 Sports Editor People who imigrated illegally to the United States a a young age are now in a tense situation as they prepare for the hard-hitting order that President Trump has […]
2017
Mutamba Encourages Multiculturalism on Campus
By Katie Simpson Editor-in-Chief This fall Gordon welcomes Charlene Mutamba, Ph.D. as the new Director of Multicultural initiatives. Dr. Mutamba has high hopes for her time at Gordon. She said, “My main goal is to […]
Second Professor Sues College related to LGBTQ+ Stance
By Katie Simpson Editor-in-Chief Tenured Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work Margaret DeWeese-Boyd sued Gordon College in Massachusetts Superior Court, Essex County, Wednesday, alleging she was denied promotion to Full Professor […]
NEW FACULTY SENATE MEMBERS ELECTED
By: Taylor Bradford ‘19 Editor-in-Chief Gordon College’s faculty elected seven new Faculty Senate members on May 8 after deciding to reinstate the voting process five days prior. College President D. Michael Lindsay announced in a […]
On the Importance of Student Voice – Regarding Changes to Lane
by Joe Bandy ‘19 Contributor When the email announcing changes to Lane was sent out a few months ago, I, like most other students, was ecstatic. Let’s be clear: Lane food isn’t the poison we […]
Where the State House Bleeds Red
by Daniel Simonds ’17 Contributor Chants from the anti-Trump protest caromed off the walls of the Senate Minority Leader’s spacious Massachusetts State House office. This environment of dissonance served as a metaphor of the political […]
Gravity House Wins Social Venture Challenge
by Andrew Huang ’19, Nate McReynolds ’18 Contributors Students Richard Teunis ’17, Andrew Crossman ’17 and Seth McKinney ’20 won $5,000 for their non-profit Gravity House in the Center for Entrepreneurial Learning (CEL) sponsored event, […]
Support for DACA Students Through Uncertainty
by Jonathan Chandra ’19 Staff Writer In a recent interview with the Tartan, Yicaury Melo was brought to tears. “They’re my babies,” she said, pausing to collect herself before she continued. “It’s just really hard. […]
Letter from the Editor – Exploring Who We Are
Christopher McCandless left the his home in Virginia determined to find happiness, truth and an identity. Inspired by Henry David Thoreau and Jack London, McCandless sought solitude within the Alaskan wilderness. However, his journey North […]
The Fate of the Furious Movie Review
by Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts and Life Editor What is there to say, really? This the eighth film in this franchise. Eighth. They made eight films from what originally began as a street racing B-movie. […]