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2013An End and a Beginning
Along with their families, friends and professors, 311 undergraduate students and 55 graduate students participated in Gordon College’s 121st commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 18th.
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Andrew Card, Former Bush Chief of Staff, Speaks About Faith In Times of Crisis
Andrew Card, Former Bush Chief of Staff, was the keynote speaker at the second annual Gordon Celebration of Faithful Leadership.
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Want a Better World? Think Growth
In a new book in the American Enterprise Instititute's Values & Capitalism series, three professors—Edd S. Noell, Stephen L. S. Smith, and Bruce G. Webb—explore the benefits of growth and address common concerns regarding how growth impacts the poor, the environment, and culture.
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A Message from President Michael Lindsay
President Lindsay's reflections on the Boston Marathon tragedy.
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Gordon College Community Saddened by Loss of a Student
A memorial service honoring Monica's life, faith and service others will take place at Gordon College on Friday, April 5 at 3:30 p.m.
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Gordon College Wins Grant for Research on Women in Leadership
How well are women represented in leadership positions within evangelical institutions?
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Celebration of the Arts: T. S. Eliot’s Four Quartets Inspires Collaboration and International Tour
Art Professor Bruce Herman joins others for a new collaborative project, opening April 13, 2013.
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Senior VP for External Relations Appointed
Dr. Paul J. Maurer has been appointed Senior Vice President for External Relations at Gordon College, effective April 1.
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Carter Crockett to Serve as Inaugural Director for Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
Gordon is proud to be launching the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, which will become a new hub for entrepreneurial activity on the North Shore and for the global Christian community.
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Triple Honors for Recreation and Leisure Studies Program
Gordon's Recreation and Leisure Studies Department's program sweeps awards at annual MRPA conference
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Prayer Service Held for Professor David Lumsdaine
Wednesday afternoon, February, 27, members of the Gordon College community—students, faculty and staff— gathered in the A.J. Gordon Chapel for a time of prayer, following the death, earlier in the day, of Professor David Lumsdaine.
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Balkans Semester to Launch In 2014
The Balkans Semester for the Study of War and Peace is an interdisciplinary, humanities based program centered around the themes of war and peace, conflict and reconciliation.
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Professor David H. Lumsdaine, 64
David H. Lumsdaine, professor of political studies at Gordon College, died Wednesday morning, February 27, of complications from a heart attack. He was 64.
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Saluting the Troops
Dan Moen '04 (Chaplain (CPT), Sasha (Massand) Moen '01, and their children, Daniella and Hannah, were at Dan's deployment ceremony when during the National Anthem Sasha snapped this photo of Daniella standing behind her father, saluting.
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Coral, Ticks and Songbirds: Gordon Science Community Presents Research at Sigma Xi Symposium
A variety of research will be presented at the 4th Annual Sigma Xi conference.
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500 Students + 29 Inches of Snow + 1 Quad
Saturday afternoon, after the "shelter in place" order was lifted, the dorms, several hundred students ventured out to the quad for campus-wide snowball fight.
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Biology Professors Win Grant to Help Pastors Gain Scientific Literacy
Over the next three years, a new grant will create dialogue between clergy and scientists.
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Winter Storm Warning
Gordon College will be closed on Friday, February 8 through Saturday, February 9
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Richard Mouw and Clive Carver to Address Gordon Community During DEEP FAITH Week
Dr. Richard Mouw, President of Fuller Seminary, and Rev. Dr. Clive Calver, Pastor of Walnut Hill Community Church in Bethel, CT, will be the featured speakers during Gordon College’s annual Deep Faith Week, February 11–13.
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Beyond Colorblind
This week (January 28 through February 1), Gordon College’s Office of Community Engagement hosts Beyond Colorblind, a focus week to engage new conversations about race and culture on campus.
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A Winter-Break Peacemaking Mission
Four days after the start of the new year, 10 students from Gordon College traveled to Belfast, Northern Ireland, with the purpose of not “doing”, but listening.
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Jennifer Bryson: Religious Freedom and The Arab Spring
Jennifer Bryson, director of the Islam and Civil Society project at The Witherspoon Institute, to speak at Gordon College
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"Impenetrable Hope and Teflon Goodness"
President Lindsay, a regular blogger for the Huffington Post, reflects on the intriguing mind behind the hit movie "Elf."
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