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Gordon Remembers the Life of Beloved Local Leader Jack Good ’66
Known best for his caring and giving spirit, venerable alumnus John “Jack” L. Good, III, Class of 1966, passed away at age 77 on Sunday, October 18.
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Speaking the Language of Ministry
Dr. Jeff Stevenson, associate teaching professor of Spanish arrives at Gordon to share the joy of language-learning and the power of co-vocational ministry.
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Gordon College Lowers Tuition by 33 Percent
Last week the College announced that in the fall of 2021, tuition will drop 33 percent. Overall, the sticker price will decrease by nearly $13,000, from $50,650 to $37,950.
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The COVID Class
When the finish line of college collides with the frontlines of a pandemic.
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Snapshots from Gordon’s Virtual Homecoming
Seeking to keep the best elements of Homecoming on the virtual menu, Gordon created an event that reached a wider audience than ever.
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Celebrating the Seniors and Their Projects We Missed Last Spring
Originally published in the fall 2020 issue of STILLPOINT, The Bell is sharing the stories of three of seniors and their capstone projects eclipsed by the pandemic.
Summer Research Tries to Fight World Hunger
What started as a few equations has evolved into a double major in economics and math, and a research project to battle world hunger.
Jim Belcher ’87: President-elect, Providence Christian College
Church planter. Lead pastor. Author. Pilgrim. Professor. Through all these phases of his career, Jim Belcher has been passionate about ecclesiology—the theological study of the nature and function of the Church…
Gordon Alumna Gives to The Giver
From a small town called Surrey, London, to an international relations program at Lafayette College, Venetia Breene ’14 (second from the left) struggled to find the right path towards her vocation. But after transferring to Gordon and diving… Read More
Zach Capalbo ’12: Software Engineer
Zach dwells in what programmer Ellen Ullman has described as that “mysterious space between human thoughts and what a machine can understand, between human desires and how machines might satisfy them.”
Nathan Uebelhoer ’92: Dermatologist
Nathan Uebelhoer had been serving the U.S. Navy Medical Corps for nearly a decade when U.S. forces entered Afghanistan in 2001. “God put me right in the middle of one of the largest of these hospitals, the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, California,” he says. “And then he put a laser in my hands that has helped improve the quality of life for hundreds of wounded warriors.”