Opinion

by Langdon Kessner ’17 Arts and Life Editor A common theme running in this 2016 election is fear. After sitting through the debates, it is evidently clear that neither Trump nor Clinton are running based […]

I’ve yet to fulfill my promise to provide a retelling of DCs political news. This is largely due to the fact that, although DC is certainly full of brilliant and politically passionate people with a […]

By: Eric Kinyon ‘19 Humor Columnist   Okay, so if you are reading this I can tell that the headline has not scared you off. That is good, because the rest of this article is […]

by: Jessica Ryan ‘19 Staff Writer After graduating from Gordon College in the spring of 2016, Paul Crookston was hired by The National Review as a Collegiate Network Fellow.   While at Gordon, Crookston studied […]

by Liam Adams ‘17 Contributor  On Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016, the governor of North Carolina, Pat McCroy, declared a state of emergency for the city of Charlotte.  McCroy made this declaration because of the explosion […]

by: Nate Ryan ’19 Contributor In the most recent edition of the Tartan, student Liam Adams ’17 wrote an opinion piece on how he believes Gordon College should take a greater initiative to diversify the […]

  by Liam Adams ‘17 Contributor    Chapel at Gordon College. It is a routine that most of us do not question; we just go.  We wake up an hour earlier in the morning and trek […]

  by Veronica Andreades ‘19 Contributor “They must be fish tanks,” I thought as I watched clear boxes slide by on my neighboring classmate’s screen. My attention was distracted from the teacher’s chalkboard scribbles. One […]