Senior Spotlight: Benjamin McCarley, Baritone and Clarinet
By Kenzie Smith, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Saturday, music education major and Civil War Era studies minor Benjamin McCarley ’24 hosted his senior recital in Paul Recital Hall at 7 p.m. McCarley performed both baritone and clarinet and had piano accompaniment by Victor Fields. McCarley has been singing since he was a toddler and has played clarinet since fourth grade. “Singing has always been a big portion of my life, from...
EI Hosts Lunch and Learn Event Featuring Skye Lawrence
By Jonathan Wenger, Staff Writer On Oct. 26, the Eisenhower Institute (EI) hosted the latest installment of their “Lunch and Learn” series. The event’s guest speaker was Co-founder of Ampere Skye Lawrence. Ampere is a company that focuses on electrifying and decarbonizing industrial processes. Lawrence earned her Bachelor of Arts in Government from Smith College and received her master’s of public administration in Science,...
New Accreditation Self-Study Made Available to the Campus Community
By Eric Lippe, Magazine Editor Gettysburg College recently published its Self-Study Report Draft for feedback from the campus community. The College hopes to gain feedback before the document is submitted to the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) during 2024’s accreditation review. According to an email sent out to the college community on Oct. 22, the report was compiled by over sixty students, staff, faculty and...
The Pre-Health Professions Club Prepares Students for the Medical Field
By Laurel Bennett, Features Editor Gettysburg College prepares students for a vast array of careers, and health professions is one direction for many science students. The Pre-Health Professions Club is a way for pre-health students to connect with each other and hear from numerous medical professionals. Guest speakers are a central component of the club. In the past, the club has had an extremely wide array of guest speakers. These...
Gettysburg College Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Initiates 10 New Member
By Clinton Baugess, Secretary of Iota of Pennsylvania Chapter The Iota of Pennsylvania chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society welcomed 10 new members into Phi Beta Kappa on Friday, Oct. 27 in Mara Auditorium. The newest members include: Salim Alwazir, Benjamin Durham, Albrun Johnson, Emily Jumba, Jacob Krebs, Sarah MacDonald, Michael McCarty, Avery O’Neill, Emma Ortiz and Julia Wass. Students are elected to Phi Beta Kappa by the...
