David L. Franz, Pioneer for American Higher Education
David L. Franz, Ph.D., professor of history at Gordon College from 1951–1991 and professor emeritus, passed away Thursday, November 6, from congestive heart failure. He taught history at Gordon for 40 years and founded Gordon's groundbreaking European Seminars.
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Gordon College Receives Major Financial Gift for Peace and Reconciliation Initiative
A new emphasis on peace and reconciliation studies—along with a speaker series—has begun its planning stages through a generous gift to the College.
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Religious America, Secular Europe? Renowned Sociologist Peter Berger to Lecture at Gordon
The role of religion is complex and influential, especially in modern times. On Monday, November 9, the Gordon community will host one of the leading scholars on the subect in the world today. The free lecture is open to the public.
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Drawn Together: New Exhibit Celebrates Faculty Collaborations
What happens when poems get painted? Or drawings go to the theatre, or digital devices are created to help the blind 'see' color? The newest show in the Barrington Centre for the Arts 10th anniversary celebration showcases the unique collaborations of faculy, beginning November 7 and running through January 29.
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Holocaust Survivor, Sonia Weitz of Peabody, Returns to Gordon
For the 29th consecutive year, Sonia Weitz will share her story of survival with the Gordon community. The November 5 lecture is free and open to all.
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Gordon Faculty Experts (PDF)
A listing of Gordon staff able to offer expert knowledge in various fields of interest.
Fact Sheet 09-10 (PDF)
Fact Sheet for 2009-2010