Opinion

Emanuelle De Oliveira ‘26   Imagine walking into an office, putting in hours of work, contributing to a company’s success, and at the end of the day, receiving nothing in return. Interns across the U.S. face this […]

Any freshman entering Gordon College for the first time will have it impressed on them that Gordon is a place where people tend to be extremely busy. If the physical warnings were not enough, they […]

The light dimmed and the stadium filled with the screams of adoring fans. Female rapper Megan Thee Stallion walked out onto the stage followed by a crowd of dancers in miniskirts and her most popular […]

Our God is a God of justice, mercy, and love. We will never find those qualities in fullness anywhere but in the character of God. In other words, we cannot expect them from our government. […]

I first got the news that Eastern Nazarene College was closing when I was rushing to work—through a text message in my group chat, out of all places, then a mass email sent to the […]

  Disclaimer: This article is not trying to destroy religious belief or disparage the church. This article’s intention is to educate and empower those experiencing religious trauma. If you are feeling emotions of anger, frustration, […]

Last fall I spent my semester across the pond at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. I won’t bore you with the obligatory evangelism for studying abroad; the GEO already does an excellent job of […]

Let me say a few words of controversy: The soul, a nonphysical essence that makes us “us,” has never existed. I am certain that some readers may dismiss this article in disbelief, unwilling to read […]

The goal of an advertisement is to make you feel like you’re missing something. American society is inundated with ads for everything from appliances to medication to new technology. Commercials have become such a staple […]