Campus Safety Crime Log: April 4 – April 21, 2024
Compiled by Brandon Fey, Assistant News Editor Thursday, April 4 Theft: Jaeger Center; Open Saturday, April 13 Simple Assault: 41 West Lincoln Ave (Sigma Alpha Epsilon); Open Simple Assault: Huber Parking Lot; Open Sunday, April 14 Underage Possession of Alcohol: Patrick Hall; Information Received from Res Ed. (Referred to SRR) Clery Act Liquor Law Violation Referrals: 1 Monday, April 15 No Crimes Reported Tuesday, April 16 No Crimes...
D-Day 80th Anniversary Symposium Held at Gettysburg College
By Brandon Fey, Assistant News Editor 2024 marks a major milestone in the memory of the Second World War. This year is the 80th anniversary of D-Day, when the Allied powers invaded the Normandy beaches of occupied France on June 6, 1944. In celebration of this meaningful legacy, the Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Society co-sponsored the D-Day 80+ Symposium on April 20. The program began with a...
“Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” Event Held on Stine Lake
By Reese Koch, Contributing Writer On April 18, fraternities and sports teams took part in the Walk A Mile fundraising event. The goal was to raise awareness for the sexual assault service agency, Adams County Empowerment Center, by walking a mile in bright red high heels. Both fraternities and sororities fundraised to spread awareness for the organization and sexual assault awareness. Beginning at Stine Lake, fraternities including...
A Twist on the Greek Myth: “Eurydice”
By Leah Nath, Staff Writer The Department of Theatre Arts at Gettysburg College debuted “Eurydice” by Sarah Ruhl on Thursday night at Kline Theater. This was a smaller show as the cast only had eleven members and was supported by a crew more than twice that size. Director Weston Jackson ’14 notes in the program that the cast only had four to five weeks to prepare for this performance and shared, “I am truly in awe of the amazing work...
Anti-Abortion Protest Held Outside of Servo
By Kenzie Smith, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Monday, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP), which is based in Hanover, PA, held an anti-abortion protest on the sidewalks outside of Servo and the College Union Building (CUB). This group has held similar protests on campus throughout the previous years. The TFP was clad in suits with red sashes, and some carried large banners with...
Student Senate 4/22: Changes to the Bullet Hole and the Honor Code Next Semester
By Ella Prieto, Managing Editor Officer Reports President Andrew Lemon ’24 stated that there are only two meetings left, with the meeting next week being a transitional one. Student Concerns will also be in a transitional phase, with President of the Student Body-Elect Michael Woods ’25 working with Lemon this week. He also commended the College Life Advisory Committee (CLAC) for its work planning the Big Spring Blowout Event and...
