Schmucker Art Gallery Hosts Opening Reception for Susquehanna River Art Exhibit
By Ainsley Green, Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Sep. 13, the Schmucker Art Gallery held its first opening reception of the 2023-2024 academic year. A large crowd gathered in Schmucker Hall to enjoy refreshments and catch a glimpse of the art collection being unveiled. “Drawing on the Susquehanna: Three Centuries of Artistic Inspiration and Commerce” is a collection of many mediums of artwork including oil paintings on canvas,...
OME Hosts Booth at Adams County Farmers Market for Hispanic Heritage Month
By Ella Prieto, Managing and News Editor & William Oehler, Director of Photography On Saturday, the Office of Multicultural Engagement (OME) hosted a booth at the Adams County Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The booth was a part of the Farmers Market celebration of the Hispanic Heritage Market. Assistant Director of OME and Community Liason for the Center of Public Service and Case de la Cultura Mauricio Novoa explained how...
Annual Campus Safety Day Held for Students
By Sophie Lange, Assistant News Editor On Sept. 14, Campus Safety held its annual Campus Safety Day. The event began in 2007 and was started by Life and Fire Safety Manager Ron Parr to familiarize Greek organizations with safety protocols. The event brings together the Gettysburg campus community to gain a better understanding of safety. Emma Taylor, the campus safety officer who organized the event, said, “We’re very happy that all...
Gettysburg Soccer Recap
By Zion Williams, Staff Writer Women’s Soccer falls to No. 6 Christopher Newport 1-0 A penalty kick in the 24th minute lifted Christopher Newport (CNU) to a 1-0 win over the courageous Bullets side in Newport News, Virginia on Fri., Sept. 8. CNU entered this game ranked sixth in the preseason by a United Soccer Coaches Div. III poll, and hoped to extend their season record to 3-0-0, while the Bullets sought their first win of the...
Rain and Redhawks drown Bullets 32-21
By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer Gettysburg took their first loss of the season Saturday, as the Redhawks of Montclair State used explosive plays to outscore the Bullets 32-21. They were unable to establish the run, netting just 67 yards in the contest. However, the passing game fared better, as Rocco Abdinoor ’26 and Konrad Vandborg ’26 combined for 296 yards and two touchdowns. They used a dink-and-dunk approach to move down the...
