The BellSigns of Justice: From Theory to Reality
When Eric Hensel ’16 returns to his political science courses at Gordon this fall, he’ll bring back significant hands-on field experience. He’s spending his summer interning with New Hampshire’s junior Republican senator, Kelly Ayotte, and her federal office…. Read More
Stories from Scotland (Part 3): Tips for Traveling Europe like a Traveler, Not a Tourist
Did you know that more than 40 percent of Gordon students study abroad at some point during their four years? Business administration major Chan Mi Kim ’16 is one of them. Having lived in Korea, Vietnam and Malaysia—and… Read More
Measuring Social Reality: A Joint Effort
How do you know that Harrison Ford is actually cool? Is it because you personally think that of him, or is it because Star Wars is just so cool? Or maybe it’s because everyone you know thinks that… Read More
Stories from Scotland (Part 2): Soul Searching and C. S. Lewis’ Grave
Did you know that more than 40 percent of Gordon students study abroad at some point during their four years? Business administration major Chan Mi Kim ’16 is one of them. Having lived in Korea, Vietnam and Malaysia—and… Read More
Stories from Scotland (Part 1): Coffee and Bagels vs. Tea and Biscuits
Did you know that more than 40 percent of Gordon students study abroad at some point during their four years? Business administration major Chan Mi Kim ’16 is one of them. Having lived in Korea, Vietnam and Malaysia—and… Read More