The Sweaty-Toothed Madmen’s recent exceptional performance in a local short-form competition earned them a first place title. Banding together yet again, the group attended the 15th Annual College Comedy Festival and Beanpot Competition in Cambridge […]
Unless you’re new this year, you probably remember the iconic, ever-friendly Vilma. If this is your first year at Gordon, consider this an introduction to the former queen of Lane, Vilma Giniotas. Known for her […]
Campus discussions about a diverse set of issues, from racism to climate change, flourish here at Gordon. In this dialectic context, the Idiom released its 2019 Chapbook with a February 27th reading at Chester’s Place. […]
If you read my first article on Gordon’s new dining system, I hope you’ll recall that it was largely neutral. I did my best to present objective observations of how the switch to swipes has […]
An event known for its class and creativity, the 2019 Gordon Globes did not disappoint. On February 22nd, hundreds of beautifully dressed students gathered in the Chapel to celebrate and appreciate the artistic talents of […]
Grookey, Scorbunny, or Sobble? A question as old as time. Well, as old as last Wednesday, February 27th when The Pokemon Company descended from on high to deliver unto us three questionable new starters for […]
Collin Hall (‘21, Editor-in-Chief) I grew up hearing family stories about Louisiana’s once-untamed beauty and its inhabitants, people whose intimacy with nature surpasses mine by a mile. My great-great-grandfather, as the story goes, moved out […]
By Catherine Pastoor (’21, Arts and Life Editor) When you first walk into Bil Mooney-McCoy’s office, the most remarkable thing about it is his array of photos of chapel bands from the past 6 years, […]
By Joy Tang (’20) What are some things you’re excited for Christmas this year? One thing that’s really important to me is time with family. I’m just so excited to see my immediate family and […]
By Cat Pastoor (‘21) This past November, Gordon College’s theater department produced Silent Sky, written by Lauren Gunderson. The play is based on the life and work of Henrietta Swan Leavitt, who discovered the period luminosity […]
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