An Expedition with friends – Mt. Washington
Earlier this summer, my family was lucky enough to take a vacation to the Seattle area. For those who hail from the Pacific Northwest, you’ll know the reality of this region; its natural beauty is […]
2019
Autumn Product Reviews
YETI Rambler—20oz purchased in clay color The YETI brand has certainly been leaving its mark around campus as of late. No, it’s not another green monster in Gordon Woods; it’s a stainless-steel vacuum insulated tumbler. […]
Humans of Gordon – Stories from our newest Scots
TeddyMax Talanoa – Class of 2023 My coming to faith is really intertwined with my coming to Gordon story. I am a South Pacific Islander—there’s not a lot of those out here. My mom is […]
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Skincare and Leadership
If you currently live on the third floor of Fulton Hall, you may have received a slip under your door by a fellow resident to check out free samples of a shop called “NiyasButtersnStuff.” Behind […]
Tafoya, Snyder, and Curtiss Shine at Senior Day
The Gordon College women’s volleyball team got a home win versus the Nichols College Bison last Saturday. It was Senior Day and all three seniors, Jamie Tafoya, Amanda Snyder, and Jenny Curtiss, were recognized and […]
An Appreciation of Gordon College’s Heritage
Adoniram Judson Gordon’s beginnings as a Christian and a pastor set a remarkable precedent for the founding of Gordon. “Judson” was born into a family of devout Calvinists. Even his name shared in the tradition; […]
We Should Go to Mars
On May 25th, 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced an ambitious goal: put a man on the moon before the end of the decade. Earlier that year, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person […]
Water You Doing?
Two weeks in a row, students have gathered around the Clarendon Bell after Convocation for climate change rallies. The effects of climate change are vast, from increasing global temperatures to more frequent hurricane season, and […]
Jukanovich and Curry Depart from the College
Over the past couple months, several members of the administration and staff have left the college including Tom Haugen, former chaplain, and Michael Curtis, former Director of Residence Life. In an email on August 23, […]
Amateur Journalism Gives Voice to the Marginalized
As of 2017, a study found that almost 70% of adults get their news from some form social media platform. Information has become available at the touch of a button. From online news journals, to […]