It's easy enough to say "Gordon is global." But the proof (and the beauty) is in the details.
Click to read moreBiology professor Dorothy Boorse helps put a face on global poverty through national initiative.
Click to read moreHilary Sherratt, a senior Pike scholar majoring in religion, ethics and politics, recently published an essay in the Washington Post series, "Leadership, Reimagined."
Click to read morePresident Lindsay reflects on the influence of George Gallup, Jr.
Click to read moreIn the midst of an increasingly tense political climate, it can be greatly refreshing to return to informed, civil dialogue—especially when this dialogue is with your own member of Congress.
Click to read moreBeginning in November 2012, Gordon College will partner with the John Templeton Foundation to present the Herrmann Lectures on Science and Faith.
Click to read moreAuthor, essyist, and editor Sven Birkerts comes to Gordon.
Click to read moreRobert Gough, Nationally Recognized Economist/CEO, to lecture this fall at Gordon.
Click to read moreNew online courses offer flexibility for grad ed students.
Click to read moreHomecoming weekend commemorates the 50th anniversary of science at Gordon with special events, speakers, and alumni panelists.
Click to read moreThe American premiere of Joanna Norland's play, "Lizzie, Darcy and Jane" opens October 21 in Gordon's Barrington Center for the Arts.
Click to read moreEvangelyna Etienne, Gordon College student and resident of Saugus, Massachusetts, died on September 11 after a three-year battle with myofibrosarcoma.
Click to read moreDr. D. Michael Lindsay, 39, one of the nation’s foremost experts on faith, culture and leadership, was inaugurated September 16 as the eighth president in Gordon College’s 122-year history.
Click to read moreMore than genetics link the contestants on next week’s Family Feud television show—four of the five members of the Coker/Tranchell family contestants are also Gordon College students and graduates.
Click to read moreFor Gordon College professors who also teach a physical education (P.E.) class, the value of recreation goes beyond cardiovascular health.
Click to read moreAfter working in theatre, film, television and radio for over ten years, Nigel Goodwin, Executive Director of Genesis Arts Trust, devotes his time to supporting many Christians in the arts, including celebrities and aspiring artists around the world.
Click to read moreThis brief essay appeared as the introduction in this year's (2011) Christmas Gala program.
Click to read moreMaia Mattson '13 reviews a stunning exhibit in the Barrington Center.
Click to read moreRachel Bell nuances the Bing Crosby 1943 classic, "I'll Be Home for Christmas."
Click to read moreCome experience the beauty and mystery of the coast of Denmark right on Gordon College’s campus this fall.
Click to read moreAs part of our Faculty in the Summer Series, film professor Toddy Burton gets a movie made.
Click to read moreThis fall Gordon College welcomes 532 new students to campus, and nine new faculty members who bring experiences from around the world to their professorial roles. From music and biology to recreation studies and chemistry, they come to Gordon from a diverse range of academic interests.
Click to read moreIn this opportunity to reflect, President Lindsay offers some perspective.
Click to read moreThis summer Gordon welcomed President D. Michael Lindsay, hosted 11 sports camps, and prepared for the 2011–2012 academic year. We were curious to hear what our students did while they were away. Here’s what some of them said:
Click to read moreHundreds of new students have already made history.
Click to read moreGordon College Psychology Professor Leads Four-Year Study
Click to read moreGordon College is closely monitoring the storm and is taking all necessary precautions to keep our campus community safe.
Click to read morePresident D. Michael Lindsay, scholar on faith, culture and leadership, to host inaugural year discussions.
Click to read moreThe Council of Independent Colleges recently named Victoria Jackowski ’13 from Clinton Corners, New York, recipient of the Dorothea M. Waterbury Scholarship.
Click to read moreDavid Goss, assistant professor of history, takes his expertise on the road—with Civil War music.
Click to read morePeter W. Stine, Professor Emeritus of English at Gordon, passed away August 5 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Click to read moreThe Gordon College community honors Rev. Stott's legacy.
Click to read moreFor Alyssa Maine, a 2011 communication arts graduate, the country of China was as foreign a topic to her as economics. But that didn’t stop her from enrolling in Gordon’s third international “China Seminar,” led by economics & business professor Stephen Smith.
Click to read moreEvelyn Blanche Ferrin, wife of the late Dr. Howard W. Ferrin, former president of Barrington College, passed away June 30, 2011.
Click to read moreThe kinesiology department teamed up with Global Education Office for a unique summer class.
Click to read moreDr. D. Michael Lindsay, eighth president of Gordon College, is hitting the ground listening during his first official week on the job.
Click to read moreFrom Sri Lanka and South Africa to Honduras and China, dozens of Gordon students will travel to unique parts of the world this summer, merging their classroom experiences with specialized mission opportunities.
Click to read moreUnder surprisingly clear skies and with spring flowers in bloom, 403 students from the Class of 2011 graduated Saturday, May 21, during Gordon’s 119th Commencement celebration.
Click to read moreStudents at Gordon contribute to original research every semester: from paper publications or research presentations to art installations or film features.
Click to read moreSenior art majors at Gordon select a personal artistic direction and a thesis theme during the fall as they participate in the departmental “Art and Vocation” course. In their final spring semester, with a faculty mentor's guidance, they develop a body of work culminating in a gallery exhibit in the Barrington Center for the Arts.
Click to read moreOver the past 12 years students and faculty have watched and discussed more than 100 films from 25 nations.
Click to read moreAnother Gordon student has won a Fulbright scholarship.
Click to read moreEnd-of-the-year celebrations at Gordon mean a variety of public presentations.
Click to read moreFor the first time, this semester's communication arts students will be showing their new work off campus and on the big screen.
Click to read moreStudy trips to Italy, debates on capitalism, internationally acclaimed scholarship and much more in a semester with Gordon’s Jerusalem and Athens honors program.
Click to read moreOn April 30, 2011, three alumni athletes will be inducted into Gordon's Hall of Honor at a special dinner ceremony.
Click to read moreMembers of the Gordon community discuss the origins of the “Nubby Burger,” a Gordon classic.
Click to read moreGordon alumni (and a few others) reminisce about a venerable Gordon and Barrington tradition.
Click to read moreThis year's student symposium honors the legacy of founding father of Gordon College, A.J. Gordon.
Click to read moreFrom painting or history, accounting, acting or core courses, May Term offers classes for everyone.
Click to read morePete Holmes’ comedy writing career began with Gordon College’s student newspaper, The Tartan. Since his graduation in 2001, he has contributed to numerous comedy publications and productions in the entertainment world, most recently landing a spot as a writer for the NBC sitcom Outsourced.
Click to read moreD. Michael Lindsay to lead Christian liberal arts college starting July 1, 2011.
Click to read moreGordon's theatre production of The Winter's Tale opens April 1, a perfect show for the Easter season.
Click to read moreWhen Robert Ainslie was looking for colleges, he didn't want a school that would just feed him the right answers.
Click to read moreGordon celebrates National Poetry Month with launch of new blog.
Click to read moreStudents Anna Jonker, Addy Stamenova and Lynne Weche spent Spring Break in West Virginia, conducting original research on the impact of coal mining on health.
Click to read moreGordon students have launched Gordon's own radio station. The station
Click to read moreGordon's Literatures and Linguistics Department sponsors the second undergraduate colloquium.
Click to read moreWhy choose a liberal arts college? Why choose a Christian liberal arts college? Here are some great reasons.
Click to read moreDiscussions, a theatre production and lectures highlight women's history at Gordon.
Click to read moreThe La Vida Center for Outdoor Education at Gordon presents a new documentary.
Click to read moreThomas A. (“Tal”) Howard discusses the themes in his new book, God and the Atlantic: America, Europe, and the Religious Divide on March 17th as part of the Old Town Hall Lecture Series
Click to read moreSelective new program prepares students to serve and bring their passions to nonprofit organizations.
Click to read moreFifty percent of Christian teens fail to connect with a faith community after high school, research suggests. Dr. Cheryl Crawford, assistant professor of youth ministry at Azusa Pacific University, wanted to know why. So for the past six years Crawford has documented the lives of over a dozen Christian teenagers as they transitioned from church youth groups to public colleges or universities.
Click to read moreThe Gordon tradition—to represent an African country—brought 17 student “delegates” together to represent Gabon at the 57th Session of the Harvard National Model United Nations.
Click to read moreSix professors and 12 students from Gordon College will share their research with members of Sigma Xi, the North Shore Chapter of the Scientific Research Society. Other members of the chapter include Endicott College and Salem State University.
Click to read moreCommunication arts professors Toddy Burton and Rini Cobbey offer their annual perspectives on this year's Academy Awards.
Click to read moreKen Olsen, long time friend of Gordon College, has died.
Click to read moreFive students from Gordon who are spending the semester studying in the Middle East are experiencing history in the making.
Click to read moreWith record-setting storms already this winter, Gordon has had its share of snow days. But how exactly do students spend their time on a snow day? Read on and find out.
Click to read moreIn commemoration of the 150th year anniversary of the Civil War, David Goss, assistant professor of history at Gordon College and director of the Institute for Public History, will present an illustrated lecture of Salem’s involvement with the Civil War.
Click to read morePhysics, computer science and mathematics faculty and students recently moved into new offices, classrooms and labs in the Ken Olsen Science Center.
Click to read moreJohn Mason, founder of Gordon College's Economics and Business Department, passed away Saturday evening, January 15.
Click to read moreIn January Gordon College welcomed a familiar face to a new role: 1992 graduate Adrianne Cook is back on campus as the director of alumni and parent relations.
Click to read moreDuty, love, misunderstood apprenticeship instructions and the inconvenience of being born on leap year are just a few of the themes made comical by Gilbert and Sullivan’s production Pirates of Penzance. Gordon College’s Theatre and Music Departments joined forces to present the operetta.
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