Event Patio to be Built Behind Frost Hall
The living room of Gordon College is getting a back porch— a paver stone, 3,280 square foot back porch. Within a few months, construction will begin on a patio behind Frost Hall. Frost is sometimes […]
2024
Spring Staple Pieces (For the Girls)
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 […]
Your Narrow Slice: Musings Of A Student Formerly Abroad
Last fall I spent my semester across the pond at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. I won’t bore you with the obligatory evangelism for studying abroad; the GEO already does an excellent job of […]
Who is Tammy Jennings?
If you have ever bought food from Late Night Gillies, you have more than likely heard a voice shout, “Hi everybody!” When you look back to match the voice with the face, a small woman […]
Does the Soul Exist? A Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective
Let me say a few words of controversy: The soul, a nonphysical essence that makes us “us,” has never existed. I am certain that some readers may dismiss this article in disbelief, unwilling to read […]
Consumerism and American Covetousness
The goal of an advertisement is to make you feel like you’re missing something. American society is inundated with ads for everything from appliances to medication to new technology. Commercials have become such a staple […]
Legacy in their Lives: Retired Dan Tymann Reflects on 18 Years at Gordon
Last week, Dan Tymann picked his two grandkids up from school. Still transitioning into retirement, he’s looking forward to more moments like this with his grandkids, kids, and wife of nearly 40 years. However, he […]
Michel O’Siadhail Reads His Quartet Desire at CFI Event
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 […]
Professors Talk Two State Solution, Promised Land Theology in Israel Palestine Discussion Panel
On February 8th at 7PM, a steady stream of faculty, guests, and students gathered for the Israel-Palestine Discussion Panel. Organized and moderated by Political Science Major Dana Smirnova ‘24, the interdisciplinary panel had to move […]