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Orvieto

Posted on April 1, 2016

Real Presence in Orvieto

“My real presence was found in an ancient Italian town that was sculpted right from the mountain that it sits upon, and it is called Orvieto,” writes Theresa Sterling ’16.

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Dick Stout

Posted on March 30, 2016

The Intrinsic Beauty of Math, Travel and Knitted Ties

“There are some deep connections between the structure math seeks to uncover and the creation that God has given," says Dr. Dick Stout, Professor of Mathematics.

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Sarah Snodgrass

Posted on March 28, 2016

A Great Capacity to Love

“Life is short," says Sarah Snodgrass, director of local and global missions. "But we do have an obligation to use what we have been given well and wisely.”

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Posted on March 23, 2016

New M.A. in Leadership Now Enrolling for Summer 2016

Gordon College's new Master of Arts in Leadership begins this summer. The graduate leadership degree is designed for Christian school educators looking to move into or excel in their current positions of leadership.

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burgess

Posted on March 7, 2016

Decades of Influence in Education

“This environment here is one in which the professors really push you. But it’s all about loving you and knowing that you can be a better 'you' than you were when you stepped in the door,” says Teresa Rivera ’15.

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Roger Green

Posted on February 25, 2016

For the Love of the Classroom

As he prepares for retirement after three decades of faithful service at Gordon, Dr. Roger Green reflects on one of his favorite aspects of teaching—the classroom. “I love the dynamics of the classroom. You never know what the day will bring.”

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Rebecca Li

Posted on February 15, 2016

Gravitational Waves and a Gordon Student

"Physics major Rebecca Li ’17 played a part in this awesome verification of Einstein's theory of general relativity, which predicted the existence of these waves 100 years ago," writes Dr. David Lee, chair of Gordon's Physics Department.

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Posted on January 31, 2016

English and Adventure on the Open Road

When she’s not teaching American Romantic Literature and other English courses, you can find Dr. Andrea Frankwitz feeding her insatiable sense of adventure on road trips all around the country.

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Bryce Bachelder

Posted on January 29, 2016

Bryce Bachelder ’10: 16,000 Stories Shared in Worship

“What’s it like to play music in the Edward Jones Dome in front of 16,000 people? I mean, that’s just not a normal thing that happens in life, let alone to a kid from backwoods Vermont,” says Bryce Bachelder ’10, who was selected to be part of the highly competitive Urbana 2015 worship team.

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Budapest

Posted on January 26, 2016

Gordon Expands Global Education Offerings

Gordon’s Global Education Office introduces three new study abroad programs through the University of Auckland (New Zealand), Cardiff University (Wales) and Aquincum Institute of Technology (Hungary).

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ANUGRA women

Posted on January 15, 2016

Brooke Fryer ’15: Helping Women Escape Poverty through Fair Trade Goods

As a student, Brooke Fryer ’15 dreamt of combining her love of design and fashion with her passion for justice. As a recent grad and ANUGRA visionary, she’s doing just that.

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Anatomy lab

Posted on January 13, 2016

New Science Lab Wing for Undergraduate Research at Gordon

The new space features a machine shop for physics students, a vivarium and aquarium for biology and psychology students, and a cadaver lab for kinesiology and pre-health professions students.

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