Posted on February 17, 2020
Before Marvin Ellison was the president and CEO of Lowe’s and one of five African American CEOs to make Fortune's “50 Greatest Leaders” list, he was once a first-year college student at the University of Tennessee trying to make a good impression on his English professor.
Posted on February 16, 2020
TIMEUS MULINGE ’23 | Major: art (design studio concentration) | Hometown: Mombasa, Kenya | Aspiring architect, introverted creative, newfound outdoorsman.
Posted on February 15, 2020
MADISON MERCADANTE ’23 | Major: kinesiology | Hometown: Midland Park, NJ | Favorite thing about ballet: feeling weightless
Posted on February 14, 2020
DANIEL HA ’20 Major: biology (environmental science concentration) Hometown: Chiang Mai, Thailand Keeps a mental list of pollen colors he’s seen in the beehive (the rarest one is blue).
Posted on February 13, 2020
DEEP FAITH Week 2020 brought to campus Rich Villodas, pastor of New Life Fellowship Church in New York City, who preached a message of radical transformation from the inside out.
Posted on February 13, 2020
ROSE BAKER ’21 Major: linguistics Hometown: Layton, UT If she could be fluent in any other language, it would be Russian.
Posted on February 12, 2020
Over the last 20 years, American youth have set record-lows for underage drinking, smoking and teenage pregnancies, but they haven’t gotten any better at reading.
Posted on February 12, 2020
MATTHEW RHEE ’22 Majors: music performance and music education Hometown: Syosset, NY Music taste ranges from Italian opera to American rap.
Posted on February 11, 2020
ADDISON ABBOT ’20 | Majors: computer science and business administration | Hometown: Windsor, CT | Current favorite app: Google Photos
Posted on February 10, 2020
DEBORAH SULLIVAN ’20 | Major: social impact (Pike Honors) | Hometown: Beverly, MA | Describes her life “like Tetris, with all these little pieces falling into place.”
Posted on February 9, 2020
NATHAN GILL ’20 | Major: biochemistry | Hometown: Frederick, MD | Hobbies: researching proteins and watching Star Wars
Posted on February 8, 2020
In honor of Black History Month, The Bell revisits the inspiring story of Rev. Dr. Arthur L. Whitaker ’49, a Gordon graduate who worked tirelessly for racial equality and the “brotherhood of all men” during World War II, the Civil Rights Movement and the many decades that followed.