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Tips for Returning to an In-person School Year
This fall, students are coming from a range of scenarios—high school, a year off, remote learning and more. Our orientation director shares tips for all to thrive during the transition.
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10 Things to Pack, 10 Things to Leave Behind: 2021 Edition
If you’re #GordonBound, you know that Move-in Day is one month away, and you’re probably wondering what to bring or buy for your new college dorm room. We’re here to save you some of the trouble.
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Hollywood’s Missionary
Over 30 adventurous years as a pastor and church planter prepared David Sullivan ’74B for an unconventional mission field: the sets of movies, TV shows, music videos and commercials.
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10 Activities for Your Summer Vacation on the North Shore
Tucked away in quintessential New England, Gordon is well situated to offer easy access to both natural wonders and rich historical sites. Why not make your next college visit a family vacation, and explore the North Shore’s maritime roots or “singing coastline”?
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Retiring Faculty Profess Lessons from the Classroom: Part 2
After careers imparting both professional and personal wisdom to students at Gordon, three retiring professors share their next steps and the memories they’ll take with them.
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Retiring Faculty Profess Lessons from the Classroom: Part 1
Hear from retiring professors, who share their upcoming plans, cherished memories and insights from a career in the classroom.
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
The Reformation at Five Hundred
“Churches, institutions, and individuals shaped by what began so many centuries ago face a daunting question: How in fact ought one to commemorate the Reformation five hundred years after the fact? It’s not an easy question to answer.”
Anna Boorse Doubeni ’90: Medical Educator
Perhaps you took the same Gordon sociology course Anna Doubeni did—or was it anthropology? Perhaps you read the same article about an aid agency digging a well in the center of a village in sub-Saharan Africa to provide… Read More