College “Celebrates” 10 years of Presenting Undergraduate Research
By Gauri Mangala, Co-Features Editor Gettysburg College will be hosting its 10th annual Celebration from April 30 to May 5 of this year. Celebration, or the Colloquium on Undergraduate Research, Creative Activity, and Community Engagement, gives Gettysburg students the opportunity to present their research to the campus community in a wide variety of presentations styles: from posters, to panels, to films, to theatre. As described by...
Former Provost Daniel DeNicola to Retire
By Gauri Mangala, Co-Features Editor Daniel R. DeNicola, Chairperson and Professor of Philosophy, will be retiring from Gettysburg College this May. DeNicola, who has also served as the Collaege’s Provost (1996-2006) and Vice President of Program Development at Gettysburg College, has experienced the development of Gettysburg College into one of the highest ranked Liberal Arts colleges in the country with his own eyes. DeNicola,...
Paula Olinger, Founder of El Centro, Retires in May
By Gauri Mangala, Co-Features Editor Paula D. Olinger, Associate Professor of Spanish at Gettysburg College will be retiring this year, after almost 40 years of teaching. Olinger joined the college’s Spanish faculty in 1979 and received her PhD from Brandeis University in 1986. During her time at Gettysburg, she has advocated for service learning and social justice. Olinger specializes in Spanish literature, especially women’s...
Re-Election for Student Senate President Begins. Here Are the Candidates.
By Gauri Mangala, Assistant News Editor After the Student Senate Board of Directors decided to deny Haley Gluhanich’s ‘19 appeal, nullifying her victory in the election earlier this month, Senate moved quickly to run a new presidential election, which began voting on Thursday and will continue through Monday at noon. There are three candidates: Anna Burns ‘19, Nick Arbaugh ‘20, and Alex Xie ‘20. Andrew Fitzsimmons ‘19, Chair of the...
Retiring Next Month, Berg Considers: “What Has it All Meant?”
By Gauri Mangala, Co-Features Editor Temma Berg, an English Professor of 33 years, will be retiring from Gettysburg College this May. While an English Professor, Berg is heavily involved in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program, and is known for teaching courses in which the two studies intersect. When asked what made her chart a path to teach WGS, Berg said, “I grew up in a time period with a lot of change, and I wanted...
