Gettysburg College Holds Annual Fall Activities Fair
Sep04

Gettysburg College Holds Annual Fall Activities Fair

By Shriya Trilok, Contributing Writer  On Wednesday, the Office of Student and Campus Life hosted the Fall Activities Fair on Stine Lake from 5 to 7 p.m. to encourage students to join the over 100 clubs and organizations on campus.   “The activities fair is an important part of student culture at Gettysburg since it not only provides opportunities for students to find their niches, but also to expose them to new people, ideas,...

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Campus Safety Crime Log: Aug. 23 – 31, 2026 
Sep02

Campus Safety Crime Log: Aug. 23 – 31, 2026 

Compiled by Celena Glaghassi, News Editor  Sunday, Aug. 23  Underage drinking: Paul Hall; Closed (Referred To OCL) Clery Act Liquor Law Violation Referrals: 1   Monday, Aug. 24  Vandalism: Musselman Hall; Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses)  Tuesday, Aug. 25  Street Harassment: 300 Block Carlisle St; Closed (Reported to Police Department)  Wednesday, Aug. 26  No crimes reported  Thursday, Aug. 27  Theft of Electric Scooter: Apple...

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The Crossword Answers, April 2026 No. 5 Issue
May12

The Crossword Answers, April 2026 No. 5 Issue

This crossword originally appeared on page 19 of the No. 5 April edition of The Gettysburgian magazine. Created by Cassidy Haines, Magazine...

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Immersion Project Highlight: Medellín, Colombia
May12

Immersion Project Highlight: Medellín, Colombia

By Zaira Henry, Guest Columnist   As a group of nine students, and myself as the immersion trip leader, we entered Colombia thinking we had a general sense of what the experience would be: engage with communities, learn about social impact and contribute in meaningful ways. However, what we quickly realized is that this trip was not about going somewhere to “fix” problems. It was about listening, learning and challenging the...

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Opinion: Our Gettysburg Experience – The Implications of Deficiencies in the  Conduct Process
May12

Opinion: Our Gettysburg Experience – The Implications of Deficiencies in the Conduct Process

By Malachi Briscoe and Oumye Toure (President of the Anti-Racist Collective), Guest Columnists  This is the first of the Anti-Racist Collective’s series on student experiences. These accounts, written by students, detail what their experiences look like and how they affect students’ day-to-day, social, academic, and overall experience in college life. This publication focuses on the conduct process, which disproportionately impacts...

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