Alumna Abigail Hauer Takes “Gettysburg Great” to Another Level
By Abby Hallagan, Staff Writer Alumna Abigail (Abby) Hauer ’21 is making a name for herself following her graduation fromGettysburg College. She is currently enrolled at the University of Virginia (UVA) School of Law and plans to work in the field of public interest law after her graduation in 2024. She is half-way through her law program and continues to work hard to achieve her goals. Getting into UVA Law, one of the most...
OME Hosts First-Generation Week to Support First-Generation Students
By Rachel Nguyen, Contributing Writer Last week, from Nov. 7 to Nov. 12, the Office of Multicultural Engagement (OME) organized a first-generation week to celebrate National First-Generation Day on Nov. 8. OME decided to dedicate a week instead of a day—like many other institutions do—for this event. “Although these programs are designed for first-generation students, they’re open to all students regardless of their intersecting...
Eisenhower Institute and Schmucker Art Gallery Present Intersection of Art and Public Policy Event
By Sophie Lange, Staff Writer On Thursday at 12 p.m., the Eisenhower Institute hosted a Lunch and Learn event in collaboration with the Schmucker Art Gallery. This was the first collaboration between the two groups and focused on the intersection between art and public policy. As attendees arrived, they were offered a catered lunch before being invited into the gallery for the subsequent discussion. Student and faculty attendees sat...
College Republicans Hosts Podcaster Christian Watson
By Jake Gramanz, Staff Writer Christian Watson, Host of Pensive Politics, was invited as a guest speaker Thursday by the Gettysburg College Republicans to give a lecture on identity politics and critical race theory. Christian Watson is an outspoken constitutional conservative and individualist who has been featured on political sites such as USA Today and the Washington Examiner. Watson began his lecture with a discussion of...
Faculty Meeting News and Notes: Nov. 17, 2022
By Katie Oglesby, Editor-in-Chief Thursday’s faculty meeting began with a discussion of the “Tired of white cis men?” poster that garnered national attention earlier this week before leading into conversation about the proposed curriculum changes and a presentation from the Faculty Finance Committee about faculty salaries. President Iuliano’s Remarks on the Poster President Bob Iuliano spoke briefly at the beginning of the...
