Time for Three Visits Gettysburg
By Sarah Daniels, Contributing Writer On Friday, Majestic Theater, in conjunction with the Sunderman Conservatory of Music, hosted the musical group Time for Three at 8 p.m. Tickets were free due to an endowment from the Conservatory that aimed at bringing fine art experiences to the community of Gettysburg College and surrounding areas. The trio includes Charles Yang, Nicolas Kendall and Ranaan Meyer. Yang and Kendall are violin...
Student Senate 9/11: New Senators Oaths & Visit from Director of Auxiliary Services
By Ella Prieto, Managing and News Editor The Student Senate meeting began with a moment of remembrance for the 9/11 tragedy, which then transitioned into the Senate Installation Ceremony for new members officiated by President Andrew Lemon ’24. This included: Class of 2024 Senators Christopher Mergner ’24 Class of 2027 Senators Antoinette Weah ’27 Nicholas Pinto ’27 Jocelyn Duquette ’27 Victoria Angiolillo ’27 ...
Jim Lott Photographic Collection Finds a Home in Musselman Library
By Brandon Fey, Contributing Writer On Friday, September 8th, a reception was held in the Musselman Library apse from 4-6 p.m. to celebrate the legacy of Jim Lott. There were nearly 70 members of the local community in attendance including the Lott family and friends as well as professors and staff. Gettysburg College Professor of History Michael Birkner, Schmucker Art Gallery Interim Director Sarah Kate Gillespie, and Lott’s son,...
Annual Consent Fair Held for the Student Body
By Laken Franchetti, Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, a Consent Fair was held outside of CUB with the participation of numerous campus resources: Counseling and Wellness Services, the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC) and the Office of Sexual Respect and Title IX. Counselor Emily Leitzel was pleased that students were attending the fair and looking at the booths. Counseling and Wellness Services has held a booth at the event...
Gettysburg Volleyball Gets Off on the Right Foot at Battlefield Classic Tournament
By: David Goldman, Sports Editor Gettysburg volleyball opened up their season with the annual Battlefield Classic Tournament. The Bullets made quick work of their first opponent of the weekend, Penn State Mont Alto. Gettysburg went on a 12-0 run in the first set and kept their foots on the gas with an impressive 25-5 win over the Nittany Lions. The Lions bounced back in the second set, as the two teams traded blows before Gettysburg...
