Prof. Campbell Hetrick Appointed to Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Council
By Alli Dayton, News Editor On Monday, Sept. 13, Governor Tom Wolf signed an executive order to create the Pennsylvania Redistricting Advisory Council. Among this new six-member council is Gettysburg College Chair of Mathematics and Associate Professor Beth Campbell Hetrick. Campbell Hetrick’s appointment is due to her extensive experience related to voting and redistricting. In her First-Year Seminar (FYS), The Mathematics of...
Gettysburg Loses a Heartbreaker to Moravian in Home Opener
By Kristoffer Nikias, Contributing Writer Musselman Stadium, Gettysburg PA – Gettysburg Football lost a tough one to Moravian 16-13 on Saturday, September 11, dropping their Centennial Conference and home opener in overtime. Gettysburg held control nearly the entire game, stuffing Moravian on multiple red zone drives, but unfortunately for the Bullets, they couldn’t hold on long enough. The sun shined on a beautiful day for football...
Men’s and Women’s Soccer Dominating the Start of the Fall 2021 Season
By Emma Hladlik, contributing writer The men’s and women’s soccer teams have started their 2021 seasons strong, both teams so far undefeated. The women are 2-0, while the men are 2-0-1, each team outplaying their opponents on the field. In the 2021 Men’s Soccer Preview posted on the Gettysburg Athletic page, head coach Mark Mettrick discussed his goals for the 2021 season. “It’s going to be an enjoyable experience to help this...
2021 NFL Season Preview
By David Goldman, Staff Writer Thursday, Sunday, and Monday: a football fan’s favorite days of the week. With the NFL season just starting up recently, these days will soon be filled with dramatic rivalries, unbelievable highlights, and outstanding players. The road to Super Bowl 56 starts now. We begin with some of the huge offseason moves that occurred in preparation for the 2021 season. The quarterback trade between the Los Angeles...
Student Senate: Printers Returned to Library, Committee Meetings Begin
By Gracie Meisner, Contributing Writer Monday’s Student Senate meeting included an update about printers being returned into the library, logistics for committee meetings and the liaison program, and the passing of two amendments. President Syd Quan ‘22 followed up on last week’s printer debacle with an update that four printers were installed in the basement of Musselman Library, near the vending machines. She explained that a...
