Halfway up the NFL Roller Coaster: The Ups and Downs
John Towey, Staff Writer Week 9 of the National Football League (NFL) has wrapped up, meaning we’ve hit a little more than the halfway point in the 2025 season. Let’s recap what’s gone down so far, and which players and teams to keep an eye on in the future. Teams on the Up The Indianapolis Colts shocked everyone out of the gate with an electric 7-2 start. Former Giants QB Daniel Jones has led a superb offense, showing growth from his...
Scott Pearson Shares Advice on for Building a Finance Career
Madilyn Cataloni, Staff Writer On Monday, Nov. 3, the Management department hosted speaker Scott Pearson to share his journey from the liberal arts to a career on Wall Street and offer advice to Gettysburg College students looking to pursue a similar profession. To begin the presentation, Pearson discussed his educational background. He explained that he attended DePauw University for his bachelor’s degree in economics. He also...
Election Day 2025: Voting on Campus, Results for Gettysburg
By Jacob Tone, Staff Writer Before the sun came up on Nov. 4, 2025, poll workers in CUB 260 at Gettysburg College prepared for a long day of voting at the most popular polling location in the Gettysburg Borough. Bill, a poll worker of eight years, said the day began at 6 a.m. and typically ends well after polls close at 8 p.m. “It’s a long day, but it’s important work,” he said. “You see people from all backgrounds coming in to take...
Bullets Rally at Centennial Conference Championship
By John Towey, Staff Writer Last Saturday, Gettysburg hosted the Centennial Conference Championship for men’s and women’s cross country. For the men, the Bullets finished in 5th place. This was the team’s best finish since 2019. First-year Asher Leuzzi ’29 had a great race, finishing with a time of 26:45.1, leading the Bullets runners. The Bullets scored 174 points and they are optimistic moving into their next meet. “The men’s team...
Power In Numbers: The Herd Mentality of Cancel Culture
By Celena Glaghassi, Staff Writer As a Gettysburg College student, I have two major fears: failing a class and dropping my silverware in Servo. Earlier today, during dinner, someone dropped their fork. As most college students do, my friends and I giggled, said “transfer” amongst ourselves, and moved on with our meal. That got me thinking—why did we even stop to do that in the first place? Why was our first reaction to a mistake,...
