James Clifton of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Speaks at Schmucker Gallery
By William Oehler, Staff Writer & Director of Photography On Wednesday, Sept. 18, Director of the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation and curator of Renaissance and Baroque painting at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston James Clifton gave a talk describing his experience and interpretation of the recent exhibit: Portrait of the Artist, co-curated by Isobel Debenham ’25 and Cyndy Basil ’25. Art history professor Felicia Else opened the...
16th Annual Concerto Competition: A Favorite Tradition of the Sunderman Conservatory of Music
By Ainsley Green, Staff Writer On Friday, Sept. 13, the 16th Annual Concerto Competition took place in Paul Recital Hall at 7 p.m. The event featured concerto works played by musicians of the Sunderman Conservatory on a variety of instruments. Many members of the Conservatory community came out to support these musicians during this momentous occasion in their musical career. The Concerto Competition has been a part of the...
Victim’s Family Speaks Out on Racially-Charged ‘Hate Crime’ at Gettysburg Swim Team Gathering
Editor’s Note: This story reports on the statement released to The Gettysburgian by the family of the victim who had a racial slur cut into them by another student. The Gettysburgian’s more recent reporting on the incident, which includes an updated joint statement between the family and Gettysburg College, can be found here. Reporting on President Bob Iuliano’s most recent campus-wide address of the incident can be...
Center for Career Engagement Hosts Fall Jobs & Internship Expo
By Brandon Fey, News Editor The Center for Career Engagement held its fall Job & Internship Expo on Tuesday, Sept. 17 in the CUB Ballroom. This annual event allows students to learn about a variety of career options and personally network with representatives from 44 different employers. The CCE has built relationships with a diverse array of employers that correspond with the career interests of students of all majors....
President Iuliano Addresses Investigation into Racial Slur Carved on Student at Social Gathering
Editor’s Note: This story involves an ongoing investigation. The Gettysburgian’s most recent reporting can be found at this link. By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief President Bob Iuliano addressed an incident, first reported on yesterday by the Gettysburgian, in which a racial slur was scratched into the skin of a student at a social gathering. Two students have been suspended from the swim team amid the investigation...
