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The College Search: Why Choose a Private vs. Public College
Though there are certainly good things about public colleges, private colleges, which offer specialized programs and personalized attention, are well-equipped to give you the education you need to thrive after college.
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How Quentin Cole Is Helping 500,000 Ohio Students Stay in School
Quentin Cole ’24 is now the network communications manager for Battelle, the managing organization of Stay in the Game! (SITG), a school-attendance network in Ohio. We sat down with him to ask about his job and the impact SITG is having across the state.
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How to Balance Being a Full-Time College Student with a Part-Time Job
Explore some solid strategies for balancing your college career with a part-time job.
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First-Gen College Success: John-Manuel Andriote ’80 on His Role at Winship Cancer Institute
John-Manuel Andriote ’80, former first-generation college student and well-reknowned health journalist, is now a senior writer at the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University in Atlanta, GA. We sat down with him to ask about his career and trends in the world of storytelling.
Loving God with all your mind: “Deepening the Faith” devotional 1
This installment is part of a regular devotional series, “Deepening the Faith,” written by Gordon faculty and staff for the enrichment of the wider College community.
Gordon Revamps, Expands Homecoming Awards
The revamped 2018 Homecoming Awards: A Celebration of Faithful Leadership will include keynote speaker Bob Goff and the presentation of the George F. Bennett Leadership Award.
Campus Construction: Summer Updates in Lane, Jenks and Brigham
This summer, the air was filled with the sounds of excavators, pavers and cranes. When students return to campus, they’ll find extensive updates to the Lane Student Center, Jenks Library and Brigham Athletic Complex.
Equipping White Evangelicals for Racial Reconciliation
When Megan Lietz ’09 started her college career, she had no idea that she would launch a program to nurture racial reconciliation amidst Boston churches.
Art, Science and Advocacy: The Many Faces of Our Mental Health
The start of any new semester brings lots of new faces to campus. But the 99 faces in Ken Olsen Science Center don’t belong to first-year students or faculty members.