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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.
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Gordon College in 2024: 10 Memorable Moments of Academic Growth and Achievement
Here are 10 of the biggest academic achievements the Gordon College community accomplished in 2024.
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Jermane Zorrilla ’21 and Family Win Big on Family Feud: A Dream Come True
Jermane Zorilla ’21 and her family won over $40,000 on Family Feud, winning the maximum of five games and the trip of a lifetime.
Trading a Cap and Gown for Masks and Gloves
Despite the impact of COVID-19, the Class of 2020 continues taking postgraduate steps, and a few graduates share with The Bell what they’ll be up to next.
‘Creating a world onstage’: Hamilton’s Revolutionary Mosaic of Culture
As the hit musical Hamilton arrives to Disney+ on the eve of Independence Day, Theatre Arts Department students and alumni reflect on its cultural influence.
Breaking the Narrative of Brokenness
When veterans of 2nd Battalion 7th Marine Regiment became known for their high suicide rate, the Marines sent in 1992 Gordon alumnus Emile “Mo” Moured, CAPT, CHC USN, to serve as their chaplain.
Gordon Receives Kern Grant to Launch Accelerated Pastoral Degree Pathway Program
With a generous grant from the Kern Family Foundation, Gordon College and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary will launch an accelerated pastoral degree pathway through which students can earn a B.A. in Biblical Studies or Christian Ministries and M.Div. in five years
Picking Tori’s Brain: Lessons from a Chemist, Climate Activist and Convalescent
In April, the University of Colorado suspended all non-essential research and Tori Arau’s lab was appropriated for a new purpose: to measure air quality during the coronavirus shutdown.