By Vicki Franks ’20 Staff Reporter The A. J. Gordon Chapel was filled with music on Saturday, October 28, during Gordon’s Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert. After semester-long preparation, the orchestra brought to life the music of […]
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Editor On October 27, 2017, the Gordon College Department of Theatre Arts opened their production of J.T. Roger’s Blood and Gifts in the Margaret Jensen Theater. “‘Power corrupts and […]
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Editor On Saturday, October 28, the Gallery at Barrington Center for the Arts held a reception for the exhibition “Mistress, Miss, Mrs or Ms, Madam?” by artist Samantha Fields, […]
By Hope Koumentakos ’17 Contributor On the last day of Dr. Brink’s class on justice, I turned to Hannah Wardell (‘17) and said, “I don’t think I believe in politics anymore.” And I didn’t. Gordon’s […]
By Hannah Deane ’20 Staff Reporter Gordon College’s theatre community breathes theatre. Or, should it be said that it bleeds theatre? Beginning on October 27, the company is scheduled to present their upcoming play “Blood […]
By Angelina Ingrassia ’18 Managing Editor The Coy Pond Piranhas may at first sound like the evil flesh-eating school of fish, so it might come as a surprise to discover that this is actually the […]
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Reporter On October 6th, 2017, the Arabella String Quartet performed at Phillips Recital Hall as a part of the Alton C. Bynum Recital Series. “We are comprised of […]
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Editor On Sept 2, 2017, the gallery at the Barrington Center for the Arts held an opening reception for a three-piece art installation, entitled “Remembering”, by Gordon College […]
by Emily Romero ‘20 Contributor The cast and crew of Amadeus crafted a fascinating show that brought to life the excruciating questions humanity perpetually asks itself. The classic theme of “God versus Man” is evident […]
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