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This is one article in a series explaining changes at Gordon College, called Define: Gordon By: Madeline Linnell ‘17 Managing Editor “Old Gordon,” “new Gordon”–these phrases are commonly used to describe two different administrations: R. […]

By Liam Adams ‘17, Madeline Linnell ‘17, Taylor Bradford ‘19, Shalom Maleachi ‘17 and Langdon Kessner ‘17 Margaret DeWeese-Boyd, a tenured associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work, filed a complaint against […]

By: Tohko Nohara ‘18 Staff Writer On Feb. 28, Gordon College Student Association (GCSA) hosted a training for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy. Though only a few DACA students are enrolled in […]

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By: Veronica Andreades ‘19 Contributor Tucked behind the Beauregard Mezzanine, on the fourth floor of Jenks, resides the Academic Support Center (ASC). One might hardly notice the unassuming, silver lettering above the door that leads […]

By: Taylor Bradford ‘19 Editor-in-Chief Coy Pond has been the center point for many community members admiration as it houses a wide variety of wildlife and vegetation. Last summer, the College treated the Pond with […]

By Madeline Linnell ‘17 Managing Editor President Donald Trump’s executive order refusing citizens from Muslim-majority countries and refugees to enter the U.S. on Jan. 27 could affect Gordon’s international students. The executive order, popularly monikered […]

By: Taylor Ann Bradford ‘19 Editor-in-Chief Over winter break, University of Southern Maine student Ally Little ‘19 was diagnosed with severe Aplastic Anemia, a disorder that inhibits the body’s bone marrow from making new blood […]

By Andrew Shuman ‘19 and Corrine Previte ‘17 Next year will be bringing about many changes to the Gordon community, including many upperclassmen not being able to live off campus. On Feb. 17, an email […]