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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 […]

By: Tohko Nohara ‘18 and Liam Adams ‘17 Staff Writer and Web Editor Smearing the digital scene, Mustard whets an appetite for compelling storytelling and dynamic dialogue. Mustard is a digital magazine seeking to foster […]

By: Andrew York ‘19 Staff Writer The Career and Calling Conference (Jan. 20 –21) was a professional development seminar unlike most of its kind. The Conference’s teachings focused not only on networking, resume writing and […]

By: Jessica Ryan ‘19 Staff Writer Before winter break, the only animal that had an impactful presence on campus were the geese. Times are changing, however, as a new policy was put into place at […]

By: Shalom Maleachi ‘17 Opinions Editor This upcoming spring semester, students will likely encounter a new figure on campus: Timothy Colegrove, a newly hired program director who will plan events and provide resources on sexuality […]

By: Madeline Linnell ‘17 Managing Editor A group of six Gordon students drove to Washington D.C. Jan. 19 to attend the Presidential Inauguration of Donald Trump. According to Richard Teunis ’17, the ticket holder and […]

By: Hanna Laue ‘17 Staff Writer On Jan. 21, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country gathered together at the National Mall in Washington D.C. for the Women’s March on Washington to […]