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By Emily Kleinburd, Staff Writer With only one loss on the season and a perfect conference record, the Gettysburg women’s lacrosse team heads into the Centennial Conference tournament with a…

Abigail Lovell, Editor-in-Chief My life is perfect. I am currently unemployed and I have no motivation to write any of the five papers that will decide whether or not I…

By Sarah Van De Weert, Staff Writer As the spring semester comes to a close, Gettysburg prepares to lose the class of 2013, and those seniors prepare to say goodbye…

Courtesy of GCC & M The Gettysburg College men’s and women’s track & field teams performed well at their own Mason-Dixon Invitational on Saturday in Mussselman Stadium. The women’s team…

By Daniel Palino, Contributing Writer This past month has been extremely eventful for Sigma Chi. During the second week of April, shortly after celebrating the 150th anniversary of the chapter’s…

By Sarah Van De Weert, Staff Writer The country was shaken by an act of terror once again on April 15.  This time the target was the Boston Marathon.  Nine…

Sarah Van De Weert, Staff Writer Boston.  It’s a thing that happened.  A tragic thing.  A horrible thing.  There are no words for this kind of thing. I have memories…

By Stephany Harrington, Columnist This Sunday, I was walking home from the library at about 11 o’clock at night. I was just minding my own business, walking along with my…

By Janelle Thompson Courtesy of The Women’s Center The Take Back The Night international headquarters initiative was started by Katie Koestner in 1999 to bring awareness to the crimes that…

Courtesy of GCC&M Amer Kobaslija, assistant professor of art and art history, was awarded a 2013 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship. He was selected as one of 175 awardees,…

By Sarah Van De Weert, Staff Writer On April 13, the Gettysburg College community paused to remember the life of Emily Silverstein, a student who was murdered on April 9,…

By Devin Tucker, Contributing Writer Coaches at any level always love to talk about consistency.  As they often preach, the best teams are consistent, and the best players are those…

Sarah Van De Weert, Staff Writer I am a Christian, and I would like the chance to give my two cents on the issue of same-sex marriage. I bet that…

By Margarita Delgado, Assistant News Editor The lesson here: never listen to rumors. Some students, particularly those who reside in Funk House, Phi Sig, Stevens or the east quad, have…

Courtesy of GCC & M Sophomore Emily Hall blasted a three-run home run in the sixth inning of game two to help Gettysburg College earn a 3-0 victory and salvage…

Courtesy of GCC&M The Gettysburg College women’s tennis team earned a 9-0 victory over Bryn Mawr College in its Centennial Conference opener on Saturday. Gettysburg turned in its fourth consecutive…

By Janelle Thompson, Staff Writer This summer after graduation Senior Kevin Lugo, an Environmental Studies and Economics double-major, will be riding from Baltimore to Seattle with a group of 29…

Courtesy of GCC&M The Gettysburg College men’s swimming team closed the 2012-13 season with an exclamation point on the final day of the NCAA Division Championships on Saturday at the…

Courtesy of Musselman Library Dance like it’s 1863! This coming Tuesday, April 2, Musselman Library will be hosting a Civil War Era Dance Workshop at 7 p.m. in the CUB…

By Brendan Raleigh, Staff Writer Erin Davies, an LGBTQ activist, film director and driver of the Fagbug came to Gettysburg College on Friday, March 20 to discuss her experiences confronting…

Courtesy of GCC&M First-year Jameson Smith scored the game-winning goal off an assist from First-year Tim Murphy with 2:01 left in overtime and the 10th-ranked men’s lacrosse team survived a…

By Chris Dellana, Staff Writer On the night of March 18, Gettysburg College, thanks to the efforts of The Eisenhower Institute, ALLies, and LGBTQA Advising, hosted a unique forum-based discussion…