Posted on September 29, 2026
When Sybil Coleman ’64 first arrived at Gordon, she came with enough money for just one semester and a deep conviction that God had called her there. More than 60 years later, that same posture of faith has shaped every chapter of her Gordon story.
Posted on July 20, 2026
Inside the life of Todd Denison ’91, dedicated to emergency medicine and humanitarian aid.
Posted on July 14, 2026
New 500-seat performance venue will expand opportunities for students, audiences, and the Greater Boston community.
Posted on May 8, 2026
Four Gordon students compete in a case study contest, network with industry professionals, and meet a sports media star.
Posted on April 8, 2026
Trusted Voice in Christian Ministry Announced as 134th Keynote Speaker
Posted on March 19, 2026
Program Prepares Graduates for Licensure and Careers of Purpose in Mental Health Care
Posted on March 18, 2026
Julia Brink D'Onofrio shares on how parents and teachers can prevent reading failure in America.
Posted on March 13, 2026
When Patrick Hall ’96—now President and CEO of Valley Hope—talks about his work in addiction treatment, he speaks with both clinical clarity and deep compassion. Valley Hope, one of the nation’s leading nonprofit addiction treatment organizations, has spent nearly six decades providing care for individuals and families impacted by substance use disorders. The organization has earned a national reputation for quality, integrity, and being distinctly patient-centered through its holistic approach to treatment—addressing the medical, clinical, social, and spiritual dimensions of recovery. In this conversation, Patrick reflects on the calling that led him to addiction recovery, the values that guide Valley Hope’s mission, and the role Gordon College played in shaping his leadership, faith, and vision.
Posted on March 11, 2026
Ryan Daley '13 on using emotions as signals for learning during doubt.
Posted on March 5, 2026
How Gordon's rowing program grew from a Gordon College Student Association club to a national champion.
Posted on January 14, 2026
Generous Gift from the Adams Family Ushers in New Era for Music at Gordon
Posted on December 29, 2025
Designed to equip and prepare students for urban leadership, Clarendon City Scholars is an honors program focused on five pillars: spiritual formation, personal growth, relationship righteousness, leadership development and community engagement. Courtney Lynn Dailey, a community-rooted leader with a background in community engagement and leadership development, now serves as the program’s director. Joziah Castillo ’26, a student writer for the marketing office, sat down with Courtney to learn more about his vision for the Clarendon program.