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 […]
Combat boots. Hawaiian shirts. Graphic Tees tucked into jeans. These are some staples in my wardrobe. None of these are particularly unique or unheard of, but make up some of my most eccentric outfits. Getting […]
ISO students Hannah Hartman and Peter Lee just released the third episode of their podcast, Outcast. As co-hosts and founders, Hannah and Peter started Outcast as a platform for ISO students to share their experiences. […]
Paul Van Ness, former videography professor and graduate of Gordon College, is performing an original composition centered upon the murder and suffering that exists in the Christmas story. “The Tidings,” a 40-minute cantata, deals with […]
GCSA recently chartered The Martial Arts and Self Defense Club, headed by Tommy Yoon (’23) and Susan Wohlmuth (’24). The club’s goal is to provide a space for students to explore a variety of styles, including Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Karate, and […]
Amidst the hectic final weeks of the semester, filled with dwindling dining dollars and far too many Canvas assignments, the staff of Jenks Library designed a simple but meaningful event to help students take their […]
Amid campus-wide conversations of diversity and intersectionality last November, Mikayla Martin was inspired with the vision of creating a platform to share the stories of disabled students at Gordon College. After conversations with Gordon’s Academic […]
Thanks to a virus that I will not name here, as it is already mentioned in the news enough, I have a bit of free time. Will I do something productive with that free time? […]
“These are the times that try men’s souls,” wrote Thomas Paine in 1776. It appeared in a pamphlet series entitled The Crisis, which offered consoling and patriotic sentiments during the turmoil of the American Revolution. […]
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