Coaches Spotlight: Strength and Conditioning Surges Ahead
By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer It is common knowledge that Gettysburg College student athletes partake in training sessions for their respective sports. There are many nuances and procedures that athletes implement to improve performance. Coach Michael Hoyt spoke to The Gettysburgian about the approach of the program, as well as measures they take to ensure Bullet athletes are in the best position to succeed. Hoyt serves as not only...
Faculty Spotlight: Professor Steven Gimbel
By Zach Brooks, Social Media Manager Professor of philosophy Steven Gimbel academically specializes in the interdisciplinary space of the philosophy of physics. Gimbel has always loved physics and the big questions that the field asks. However, during his undergraduate education while studying physics, Gimbel described going to his professor’s office hours and realizing that the field was not looking at the big questions. “Physics...
The Dedication of Academic Administrative Assistants
By Laken Franchetti, Editor-in-Chief Each department at Gettysburg College has an academic administrative assistant who performs secretarial, clerical, supervisory and administrative services for the faculty members and students in their department. Some of the work that academic administrative assistants complete includes greeting incoming students, faculty and visitors to the department, submitting payment requests for vendors,...
Gettysburg Wrestling Falls to Messiah
By Zion Williams, Staff Writer Luke Kowalski ’24 and Phil Nave ’26 earned falls for the Gettysburg wrestling team, but the Bullets ultimately fell 31-15 to Messiah. The two teams traded matches early in an out-of-conference matchup on Friday, December 8th. Gettysburg’s Antonio Abate ’24 competed against Messiah’s Tyler Ratledge in the 125-pound weight class, the first of the ten bouts. Abate earned three points for his takedown in the...
Bullets’ Hoops Dominate Red Devils
By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer Gettysburg basketball swept Dickinson in double-digit victories this past week. The women defeated a previously undefeated Red Devils squad 68-38 on the back of excellent three-point shooting and stifling rebounding and defense. Later in the evening, the men’s team battled with Dickinson and came away with a 62-48 win. Women’s Gettysburg controlled the game early in the first quarter, with five...
