The BellSpeech Competition Commemorates Founder’s Legacy
To honor A. J. Gordon’s legacy as a speaker, the Communication Arts Department held its first annual JUD Talks speech competition over Founder’s Weekend.
An Interview with N.T. Wright: Part 1
During N. T. Wright’s recent visit to campus, The Bell had a chance to sit down with the renowned theologian, scholar and author. This is Part I of a two-part interview with N. T. Wright.
Alum Learns to Forgive God in New Book
At their 20-week ultrasound, Hilary (Sherratt) Yancey’s son was diagnosed with craniofacial microsomia. The set of conditions, related to the development of the face and skull, meant Jackson would be born missing his right eye and right external… Read More
“As You Like It” Review: Elizabethan-era Tennessee
In an effort to make the Shakespearean script feel more contemporary, director Norm Jones (theatre), who celebrated his 50th directorial production with As You Like It, moved the set from France to Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains.
Bringing Forgiveness into the Psychological Canon
“There are a number of ways we can respond to injustice,” Worthington said, addressing the Gordon community during the Franz Lecture that took place this week on Tuesday, March 20.