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Where the State House Bleeds Red

April 28, 2017 0

by Daniel Simonds ’17 Contributor Chants from the anti-Trump protest caromed off the walls of the Senate Minority Leader’s spacious Massachusetts State House office. This environment of dissonance served as a metaphor of the political […]

Gravity House Wins Social Venture Challenge

April 28, 2017 0

by Andrew Huang ’19, Nate McReynolds ’18 Contributors Students Richard Teunis ’17, Andrew Crossman ’17 and Seth McKinney ’20 won $5,000 for their non-profit Gravity House in the Center for Entrepreneurial Learning (CEL) sponsored event, […]

Letter from the Editor – Exploring Who We Are

April 28, 2017 0

Christopher McCandless left the his home in Virginia determined to find happiness, truth and an identity. Inspired by Henry David Thoreau and Jack London, McCandless sought solitude within the Alaskan wilderness. However, his journey North […]

W.I.L.D. Semester Terminated for Fall 2017

April 28, 2017 0

by Corrine Previte ’17 News Editor The Wilderness Immersion and Leadership Development (W.I.L.D) program, led by Scott Barnett, was eliminated Apr. 3 for the following fall semester. According to the college website, the program uses “outdoor […]

Senior Class Gives to the Student Assistant Fund

April 28, 2017 0

by Makayela Isbell ’20 Contributor The financial strain of pursuing higher education can prevent students from finishing their desired degree. The members of the GCSA Commencement Committee recognizes this problem and have proposed an alternative […]

Faculty Votes to Cancel Senate Elections

April 20, 2017 0

By Taylor Bradford ‘19, Shalom Maleachi ‘17, Liam Adams ‘17, Andrew Shuman ‘19 An overwhelming majority of the Gordon College faculty voted to nullify the voting process for the election of three new Faculty Senate […]

Entire Faculty Senate Resigns

April 6, 2017 6

By: Liam Adams ‘17, Taylor Bradford ‘19, Jonathan Chandra ‘19 and Shalom Maleachi ‘17 All seven faculty members of Gordon College’s Faculty Senate resigned from senatorship on Wednesday, citing ongoing disagreement with the administration over […]

Lack of Continuity Ends Intentional Communities

April 1, 2017 0

By Veronica Andreades ’18, Jonathan Chandra ’19, Shalomita Maleachi ’17 Contributor As Gordon College Residence Life introduces new accommodations for upperclassmen, the Reveal and Respond programs will be postponed indefinitely. Lesser known of the campus’s […]

Hill Offers Advice to Students About Politics

April 1, 2017 0

By: Daniel Simonds ‘17 Contributor Local State Representative Brad Hill (R) spoke with a Gordon College journalism student about issues ranging from the difficulties of securing state dollars for his district (Hamilton, Wenham and a […]

Wilson’s Insight on Christianity and Liberal Arts

April 1, 2017 0

By: Spencer Hess ‘20 Contributor Marv Wilson: Translator, renowned biblical scholar and faithful servant to the Gordon community for forty-six years. Born into a Christian household in Winchester, Massachusetts, Wilson was immersed in the Word […]

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