After two long years of waiting, God’s Chosen Gospel Choir celebrated its tenth anniversary with this year’s Gospel Experience. On April 23rd, God’s Chosen held the annual event for the first time since 2019, under […]
Celebrating the conclusion of the successful Living Disabilities Week, CAIM hosted animal welfare and disability activist Dr. Temple Grandin as a convocation speaker over a recorded interview. Dr. Temple Grandin is currently a professor at […]
Twenty-one renowned writers and poets are scheduled to lead Gordon College’s second annual 5 Ponds Creative Writing Festival (5PF), a monumental event hosted by the Creative Writing program on April 9th. The free day-long festival is […]
Before any school year starts, my hair must get done. No exceptions. In late August, I drove to the nearest African hair salon (which took some research in my new, white, suburban town) and plopped […]
The opening shot of HBO’s Euphoria is that of a fetal Rue, later played by Zendaya, being born into a world directly after the events of 9/11. Her parents sit with their newborn in a […]
Beverly’s beloved downtown has another contender for favorite coffee shop! Kid Dream Coffee, founded by husband and wife duo Kalvin and Abi, officially opened doors to their first location in Beverly on October 16th, 2021. Since […]
February is Black History Month, and AFRO Hamwe has plans to engage Gordon students in the celebration of Black history, community, and culture. Activities range from fun events like the AFRO Party and Fashion Show […]
AFRO Hamwe kicked off the Black History Month with their own twist on the household classic Family Feud. Students gathered in KOSC’s MacDonald Auditorium to celebrate Black culture, history, and community. Hosted by Makesha Mercedat, […]
Last fall, three-time Pushcart nominated poet Matthew E. Henry performed a poetry reading in the Barrington Cinema as a part of the Princemere Writers Series. Led by English Professor Mark Stevick, the Series invites renowned […]
At the start of Winter break, I was welcomed back with open arms—rather, desperate, outstretched ones– by the managers at the Marshalls I worked at before college in my hometown. While frantically walking around the […]
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