On Location: Gordon Faculty Reflect on Where They Are--and Where They've Been
Gordon’s location north of Boston touches both rural and urban, and is also a home base for worldwide engagement. Eight faculty reflect on where they are—and where they’ve been.
Click to read moreCape Ann's geological history is an inspiration to Bruce Herman, who has lived there for more than 30 years. An excerpt from a book in progress.
Click to read more“To both birds and birders, location and timing are everything.”
Click to read more“We stood there marveling at the sight—the expanse of sea, the brilliant blue sky, the craggy coast of Cape Ann.”
Click to read moreJessica Ventura, assistant professor of kinesiology, has a thing for shoes—so much so that she has undertaken a study of the effect they have on runners.
Click to read moreTim Ferguson Sauder's children’s intense curiosity about both sea and land creatures sparked the idea for a set of animal trading cards based on local wildlife.
Click to read moreWe followed the experiences of early Christian monks who sought out a life of fasting and prayer in the remote region where God appeared to Moses.
Click to read moreWhen asked to name his hometown, Dan Darko, associate professor of biblical and theological studies, replies, “Everywhere I’ve lived for more than six months.”
Click to read more“With this move—bringing family books and items back to their origins—I was, in some sense, going backward. ”
Click to read moreWe will always love our beautiful wooded campus. But we will increasingly also stress our very real strategic location—and all that it links us to.
Click to read moreDuring a September Chapel service President Michael Lindsay challenged the Gordon student body to put into practice the Parable of the Talents
Click to read moreMore than 200 Greater-Boston business executives joined 40 members of the Gordon community—senior staff, and students interested in business—on October 19 for breakfast in Boston
Click to read moreGordon College is a special place where the mind is stretched and our faith is deepened.
Click to read moreIvy George and Rini Cobbey have been honored for outstanding teaching.
Click to read moreHistorian David Wick was honored at Commencement 2012 with the Marvin Wilson Award for Teaching Excellence.
Click to read moreGordon College hosted the three-day 28th Biennial Conference on Faith and History in early October.
Click to read moreGordon College has launched a new Center for Faith and Inquiry.
Click to read moreThe Alumni Awards dinner, held October 6, was hosted jointly by Gordon’s three living presidential couples: Michael and Rebecca Lindsay, Jud and Jan Carlberg, and Dick and Jody Gross.
Click to read moreMichael Gerson, Washington Post columnist and former aide and speechwriter to President George W. Bush, was the second speaker in the Richard F. Gross Distinguished Lecture Series.
Click to read moreRobert Leo Booth, who turned 100 on November 27, is not just the oldest but one of the most enthusiastic clients at Gordon’s Center for Balance, Wellness and Mobility.
Click to read moreThis year's winner and two runners-up in the Global Education Photo contest
Click to read moreEach year STILLPOINT and the Jerusalem and Athens Forum (JAF) sponsor an essay contest that challenges students in that program to reflect on an important current issue.
Click to read moreIs Gordon College accomplishing its stated mission of graduating “men and women distinguished by intellectual maturity and Christian character”?
Click to read moreMany young adults raised in the Christian faith “put that identity in a lockbox” once they enter the largely faith-skeptical realm of secular higher education.
Click to read moreSomewhere in the South Bronx, there is a classroom full of third graders who understand what Golden Goose is.
Click to read moreWanderlust has afflicted me lifelong, and it always strikes with a predilection for Germany.
Click to read moreI am trying to write something concrete about distraction, and instead I’m staring intently at the trees lining the far edge of Coy Pond.
Click to read moreS. Eunice Wenstrom graduated from Gordon College in 1950, but never felt very far from it
Click to read moreReading about a missions conference at Gordon brought Dolores (Buck) Franco ’43 back to her own Gordon days.
Click to read moreThe Commonwealth of Massachusetts recently recognized Rich’ 85 and Sue (Wright) ’84 Mulley as Foster Parent All-Stars.
Click to read moreAlumni band Caspian released its third full-length album, "Waking Season," this September through Triple Crown Records
Click to read moreBruce Herman's newest paintings are part of a collaborative exhibition that will tour nationally and overseas.
Click to read moreSome well-known and lesser-known facts about Marvin Wilson, professor of biblical and theological studies.
Click to read moreThe latest news about the College’s people, progams and outcomes now appears on Gordon-sponsored online sites and publications.
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