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 […]
Mary R. Connolly ‘27 Imago Dei, the image of God, our bodies made in His image, created for the glory of our Creator and nothing less. Genesis 1:32 says, “God saw all that he had […]
Presley Beal ‘26 Birthed in America, trumpets began to squeal, piano keys were unboundedly played, vocals were entirely unraveled, and the wild new genre of jazz named itself. To non-jazz lovers today, the genre seems […]
Presley Beal ‘26 I had never experienced anything as foreign as traveling across the ocean. Foreign to me was leaving the extended corn fields of my Pennsylvania hometown and moving to college on the North […]
Madelyn Harris ‘28 With Valentine’s Day approaching, I know I can’t be the only one who is stressing about figuring out what I will wear. But don’t worry–I’m here to remind you that you don’t […]
There’s nothing quite like Christmas morning, with piles of presents under the tree and laughter all around. Family game nights and snow days, candle-lit evenings of gingerbread house decorating, gift wrapping, and a mug of […]
The word-pair “invisible string” is quite common to the belief that what was meant for someone, was always meant to be. However, in Gordon’s theatrical production “Our Town”, the string was physically evident, tied in […]
After a two-hour wait standing in the cramped Paradise Rock Club following Australian Hyperpop opener Sam Qualley, La Femme revealed themselves to the audience. The band members trickled onto the stage, walking through clouds of […]
Gordon College’s Theatre Department invites audiences to step into their Fall Shorts Performance, a collection of eight diverse and thought-provoking short plays. Each play offers a unique lens through which to explore the complexities of […]
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