We Should Go to Mars
On May 25th, 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced an ambitious goal: put a man on the moon before the end of the decade. Earlier that year, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person […]
Opinion
Water You Doing?
Two weeks in a row, students have gathered around the Clarendon Bell after Convocation for climate change rallies. The effects of climate change are vast, from increasing global temperatures to more frequent hurricane season, and […]
Amateur Journalism Gives Voice to the Marginalized
As of 2017, a study found that almost 70% of adults get their news from some form social media platform. Information has become available at the touch of a button. From online news journals, to […]
The Importance of Christian Life and Worship Credit
To echo the verse Bob Wittet incorporated into his chapel in early September, “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live in unity,” (Ps. 133:1)—how good is it when the Gordon students are […]
Young Black Leadership Summit Experience
I was invited to the Turning Point USA’s first ever Young Black Leadership Summit in Washington D.C. Upon showing up to the hotel that was paid for by TPUSA, I was greeted by about 6 […]
Banging Against the Glass of Gordon’s Fishbowl
I met my boyfriend on a dating app. That’s not the romantic story most people want to tell when friends and family ask how you met. Because friends and family will always ask. Something feels […]
How to Love Your Graduating Friends
By Wesley Tenney ’18 Contributor Graduation approaches! We’re about to experience the commencement of another wonderful couple hundred students. I can’t help but thank Jesus for the wonder and wisdom my friends are about to […]
Metzger on Why You Should Vote in GCSA Election
By Davis Metzger ’19 Contributor It’s that time of year again: GCSA elections. No doubt many of you have seen the posters and various campaign paraphernalia around campus. I would like to make a brief […]
Student on Stopping to Savor and Experience Life
By Deborah Sullivan ’19 Contributor During winter break I got the opportunity to study abroad in Orvieto, Italy. First of all, I never thought that God would grant me this opportunity in a million years; […]
Silence and Community in Italian Monastic Life
By Rachel Edney ’20 Contributor This New Year’s Eve, I, along with a group of Gordon students and several adult learners, arrived in Orvieto, Italy to spend two weeks studying medieval moral philosophy while staying […]