OSAGL Holds 2025 Fall Activities Fair

Artem tabling at the Fall 2025 Activities Fair. (Photo Grace Jurchak/The Gettysburgian)

By Brandon Fey, News Editor

On Wednesday, Sept. 10, the Office of Student Activities and Greek Life (OSAGL) hosted the Fall Activities Fair on Stine Lake from 5 to 7 p.m. to showcase over 100 clubs and campus organizations for students to join.

The semesterly activities fair is an opportunity for students to represent their organizations and recruit new members, particularly first-years.

“It’s really important for first-years to get their foot in the door and get involved on campus with things they are passionate about,” said Sophia Dotterweich ’27, who was tabling for the Gettysburg College chapter of Amnesty International, of which she is president. “The hope is that they will come out and sign up for things that interest them. It is nice to see them getting involved in campus life.”

The fair also offered the opportunity for new organizations to showcase themselves. One such club was “The Yappuccino Society,” which aims to build discourse among students.

“We wanted to create a club that would connect people by making them share the kinds of media that they’re interested in, when a lot of people sometimes feel nervous about doing that,” commented co-presidents Madison ’27 and Jillian Bick ’27.

The society was among the many clubs that populated the pathways around Stine Lake, arranged by subject and focus. Dining Services also offered free ice cream to students upon check-in.

OSAGL will host its corresponding Spring Activities Fair at the beginning of next semester, which will give organizations another opportunity to present to the campus community.

Students tabling for the Black Student Union at the 2025 Fall Activities Fair. (Photo William Oehler/The Gettysburgian)

Students tabling for the German Club at the 2025 Fall Activities Fair. (Photo William Oehler/The Gettysburgian)

Student EMS and Campus Safety tabling at the Fall 2025 Activities Fair. (Photo Grace Jurchak/The Gettysburgian)

Author: Brandon Fey

Brandon Fey serves as the editor-in-chief of The Gettysburgian. He has previously worked as news editor and assistant news editor. Brandon has majors in history and international & global studies with minors in French and economics. On campus, he works as a peer research mentor in the Musselman Library and as a peer learning associate for the history and French departments. He is also a Fielding fellow with the Eisenhower Institute, a Civil War Institute Fellow, an associate editor of the Gettysburg College Journal of the Civil War Era and is the founder and director of the Scraps to Soil Inc. nonprofit corporation that organizes community composting in the Gettysburg area. Brandon is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he writes for the Newspaper Media Group as a freelance journalist.

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  1. Any Greek tables?
    Excellent endeavor.
    Students need use best judgement as to limiting activity to avoid negative impact on studies

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