Letter from the new Editor-in-Chief
Readers, Growth feels different for me recently. It’s steadier than I expect yet I feel my being mimicking the change in the New England snowfall. It lays and melts and piles and turns to slush […]
April 2025
The Importance of Culture & Anonymity of Crowds
Tyler G. L. Newman ‘25 “I hate small parties, they are too intimate,” says Jordan Baker in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless classic, The Great Gatsby. Despite the character’s detestable morals, she has an undeniable point. […]
Travel Sharpened Faith
Jonah Sparling ‘28 Spiritual growth is not only found in explicitly mission-oriented travel opportunities. This was the surprising lesson I learned while at the JAF winter seminar in Orvieto, Italy. American culture is focused heavily […]
Writing as a Worship form; A Reflection
Joziah Castillo ‘26 January 31st‘s Chapel introduced a different style of worship called “Writing as Worship.” As a writer myself, I believe this to be nothing more than true; when pointed to the Lord, writing […]
Trump Inauguration Data
Frankie Noguera ‘26 Intro: It is tradition for the President of the United States of America to give an inaugural address right after the presidential oath of office. This tradition dates back to George Washington’s […]
GORDON WELCOMES NEW HEAD BASEBALL COACH SHANE DEMERS
Sue Wanjau ‘27 Gordon College is excited to welcome back a familiar face to its athletics program—Shane Demers, a Gordon graduate, as the new head baseball coach. Demers has always envisioned coming back to Gordon […]
The Hidden Gem of Campus: The Common Exchange
Dhameliss Benitez ‘27 Hidden on campus is a space where clothes, books, and dorm decor don’t go to waste. Instead, they find new homes attached with no price tags, no checkout lines, just a community-driven […]
Where did Scottie go?; Gordon’s Missing Mascot
Becca Shemenski ‘28 How does a seven-foot-tall mascot go missing one day? That has been the question on a great number of Gordon College students’ minds for the past year. Scottie has been missing from […]
Celebrating Black History Month 2025
Phoebe Lawton ‘27 Each February, people all around the world celebrate Black History Month to honor the achievements, advancements, and contributions of Black and African individuals throughout history. The observance originates from the United States […]
From Orvieto to Gordon: Appreciating Art in situ
Jaina S. Sparling ‘25 In the midst of our hectic schedules as college students, it can be easy to overlook the artistic pieces within our campus buildings. During my Winter Seminar in Orvieto, I discovered […]