The BellRemembering Dr. John Burgess, an “Education Legend”
Dr. John Allyne Burgess III, who was a longtime member of the Department of Education at Gordon College before retiring in 1992, died April 29 at his home in Raymond, New Hampshire., at the age of 92. John… Read More
Aflac’s Dan Amos Fits the (Duck) Bill at CEO Colloquium
“When you think of Aflac I’m quite certain the first thing that comes to mind…is the Aflac duck,” joked Pam Hamlin, global president of Arnold Worldwide and host of last week’s CEO Colloquium, a Gordon College initiative. Hamlin’s… Read More
Earth Week at Gordon
Celebrate Earth Day all week long with several events hosted by Gordon’s student-led green group, Advocates for a Sustainable Future, and our campus-wide Restore Creation sustainability initiative.
Bouldering by Blacklights
Gordon’s own La Vida Rock Gym recently kept its doors open late and flipped the switch on some blacklights. For hours, the glow of white-clad students whizzed over climbing routes marked with neon tape that gave the appearance… Read More
10 Reasons to See the Madwoman
If you haven’t yet been to the Gordon College Theatre Department’s performance of The Madwoman of Chaillot, there are many reasons why you should. Here are 10.