Arts & Life

by Kelsey Briggs ‘18 Contributor Studying abroad, as you have heard or perhaps know from your own experience, provides a wealth of opportunities for growth on many different levels. You learn to embrace discomfort, accept […]

    by Talita Elizeu ‘17 Food Columnist If you ever come to my house, I will probably try to feed you. Whether I made food, brought home leftovers or brought you to a restaurant, […]

by Singping Tang ‘20 Contributor Humans of Gordon (HuGo), inspired by Humans of New York, was started with a vision that students could read about the lives of other Gordon students and faculty. Everyone has […]

by Anna Joy Thompson Former Gordon College Student The word “refugee” is on many people’s minds in my world today. The situations in which this word is associated with bring fear, confusion, and anxiety to […]

  By Ashley Miller ‘18 Contributor The Gravity House, a non-profit, event planning organization, launched its anticipated first event on Friday, Sept. 16. The organization’s mission is “to encourage a new type of university social […]

by Ashley Miller 18’ Contributor The Art Department and the Barrington Center Art Gallery are introducing the Alumni-Undergraduate Artist Mentorship Program in hopes to further engage Gordon’s current art students with a rewarding artistic opportunity. […]

  by Micaiah Bushnell ‘18 Photography Editor The Sweaty-Toothed Madmen are an improv comedy group that puts on shows throughout the year.  This year, the group is co-directed by Daniel Alvarado ‘17 and Molly Sidell […]

by Shalomita Maleachi ‘17 Opinions Editor   Ever since he leaked classified NSA files to the public in May 2013, Edward Snowden’s name has been a constant fixture in the public consciousness. From being named […]

  by Billy Jepma ‘19 Staff Writer When Tom Hanks is in a film, people pay attention. When Tom Hanks is in a film directed by Clint Eastwood, there is bound to be something good […]