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What Inspired a Shepherd Boy to Take on a Giant
In revisiting the life of David, Dr. Ivan Satyavrata provided a roadmap for how any person can be courageous in a moment or season of great fear, no matter how intimidating the opponent.
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Rwandan Summer Learning Opportunity Emerges First in SVC
Six unique finalist teams pitched their startup projects in the eighth annual Social Venture Challenge, all aiming to improve lives worldwide.
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Senior Student-athletes Reflect on a Season During COVID-19
Athletics seasons looked far different from the usual competition this year, so two seniors share about both the challenges and opportunities to grow.
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Brian Mowrey Encourages Gordon to “Say Yes” to DEEP FAITH
This year’s DEEP FAITH Week—what Chaplain Bob Whittet called “a three-day retreat interrupted by classes”—brought Lead Pastor of Walnut Hill Community Church Rev. Dr. Brian Mowrey to Gordon to explore what it means for us to say “yes” to the Lord in a series of four sermons.
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Childhood Vows: How Love Gave Alice Tsang the Stamina to Escape Poverty
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month at Gordon, The Bell interviewed Professor in the Practice of Economics and Business Alice Tsang who has taught at Gordon for over a decade. This is her story.
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Gordon College Announces Ninth President, Dr. Michael D. Hammond
An accomplished scholar and proven leader with 25 years’ experience in Christian higher education, Dr. Hammond will begin his tenure at Gordon on July 1, 2021.
On the Nature of the Atonement
Eleonore Stump, who is the Robert J. Henle Professor of Philosophy at Saint Louis University, will speak at Gordon on Thursday, November 13, at 4 p.m. in the Ken Olsen Science Center (DEC Loggia and Chairman’s Room). The lecture,… Read More
Sojourning: Parables from a Life
Each year Gordon’s Global Education Office sponsors a photo contest for students in its many study-abroad programs. This year’s theme was “Sojourning: Parables from a Life.”
An Inspector Calls: Fall Theatre Production Continues through November 15
What can a British play written more than 50 years ago have to offer a modern audience? Surprisingly, a lot!
Ann Fudge to Deliver 2014 Richard F. Gross Distinguished Lecture
The value of a liberal arts education in “the new economy” will be explored at Gordon College on Monday, November 3, by Ann Fudge, former Chairman and CEO of Young and Rubicam Brands. Her talk, which is the… Read More
Spotlight on Gordon’s Reading Program
“The field of reading is dynamic and a review of such high caliber keeps us on the cutting edge of how to best prepare our teachers.” That’s what Elissa Arndt Rader, Ph.D., and Donna Robinson, Ed.D., have to say… Read More