European Seminar Turns 50
Grady Spires looks back over his 55 years at Gordon College.
Click to read moreA trip to the British Isles has President Carlberg reflecting on the church's past and its future.
Click to read moreInformative Fauxlosophy: Notes From A Recent Alum. In the wake of another wedding, bryan parys spares a thought for marriage's meaning in modern life.
Click to read moreGlobal education at Gordon began 50 years ago on a shoestring budget. But its true beginnings go back even further.
Click to read moreHow is Gordon College in Boston? Craig McMullen, director of the Gordon in Boston program, counts the ways Gordon continues to be deeply rooted there.
Click to read moreA recent graduate discovered “global” in Boston during an internship semester that included ministry, Kung Fu and Harvard University.
Click to read moreDorchester’s Second Church, home base for the Gordon in Boston program, also houses some significant historical treasures.
Click to read moreThe Codman Burying Ground Restoration Project has involved a network of Gordon alumni and current Gordon students.
Click to read moreKathy Russ had excellent medical care when she was diagnosed with cancer. But her Christian community provided quality care for her soul.
Click to read moreDallas Willard explains how he stumbled into the spiritual disciplines, how spirituality involves the body, and how Catholics and Protestants can find common ground.
Click to read moreStudents in Gordon’s urban programs often wrestle with injustices that have no immediate solutions.
Click to read moreMore than ever Christians are becoming aware of how their daily choices affect those around the world. And because the world is moving to our neighborhood--to Lynn, in fact--the consequences become more easily visible and accessible.
Click to read moreHighlights of this past fall’s celebration of the Olsen Center dedication, and a look at how the new spaces and equipment are being used by students and faculty.
Click to read moreA microengraving microscope, a dedicated engineering lab, and a new view on global ecosystems.
Click to read moreDr. Dorothy Boorse considers how the new science center will affect those who work there.
Click to read moreA new giving program aims to benefit the campus and provide opportunities to honor a favorite professor, pastor or friend.
Click to read moreJim ’01 and Emily (Cushing) ’02 Grumbine continue to network with the Gordon community. The Partners Program is a natural outgrowth of that connection.
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