Letter to the Editor: Comment on R. Iuliano’s Compensation
Editor’s note: The figures highlighted in Mr. Scott’s letter reiterate what was reported by The Gettysburgian initially. While the President’s FY 2022-23 $621,127 base salary is about 4% higher now than his base salary set in his initial 2019 contract, the President’s total compensation during FY 2022-23 (the latest publicly available data) of $731,660 is 38.27% higher than that of former president Janet Morgan Riggs. She was paid...
Tax Filing Reveals Executive Salary Increases Amid Financial Constraints
Editor’s Note: After this article’s publication, Board of Trustees member Charlie Scott sent a letter to the editor to The Gettysburgian, which is published here. Before that, the Communications & Marketing Office expressed disagreement with this article’s framing. In particular, issue was taken with this article’s interpretation of the salary information reported in the College’s public Form 990 tax filing. The...
MLB Postseason Preview
By Daniel Casanta, Contributing Writer The Major League Baseball regular season concluded earlier this week on September 30th. After 162 deciding games, twelve World Series hopefuls have played their way into the playoffs. In both the American League and National League two teams have emerged as the favorites to meet in the World Series, however, multiple clubs look to make a run themselves. It all kicked off on Oct. 1 with the wild...
‘Supplementing Servo:’ Upgrades to College Dining Services
By Brandon Fey, News Editor Several returning students were surprised this August when they returned to campus to find that the interior of the dining hall had been given a new appearance. As the primary dining center at Gettysburg College, Servo is responsible for providing food for the student body every day of the week. Given the importance of the facility to the student experience, the President’s Council had decided that it...
New Initiatives Addressing Racial Slur Incident Announced by President Iuliano
By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief On Thursday afternoon, President Bob Iuliano sent a campus-wide email informing the community of steps that the College is taking in light of the incident in which a racial slur was cut into the body of a student at an on-campus informal social gathering. Iuliano began his message by acknowledging and thanking the Black Student Union and Gettysburg African Student Association for holding a...
