Campus Safety Crime Log: Sept. 30 – Oct. 6, 2024
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Sept. 30 Vandalism: Musselman Hall; Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses) Burglary: 55 W Broadway (Sigma Nu); Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses) Tuesday, Oct. 1 Harassment by Physical Contact, VAWA Dating Violence: 343 Carlisle St; Closed (Referred to Title IX Office) Wednesday, Oct. 2 No Crimes Reported Thursday, Oct. 3 Theft: Rice Hall; Open Friday, Oct. 4 Public Drunkenness,...
Opinion: Gettysburg College’s ‘Executive Compensation’ Problem
By Benjamin Sarnitsky, Guest Columnist The fall semester looks good for the students at Gettysburg College. Student Rights & Responsibilities policy changes have given many clubs what they need to make Gettysburg look like college; the changes in regulation of alcohol and student events has shifted the campus culture in the right direction, emphasizing student responsibility; and thanks to students, the dining centers have stayed...
Hillel Hosts Vigil Honoring Victims of Oct. 7 Attack
By Nathaniel Swindell, Contributing Writer On Monday, Oct. 7, Hillel organized a vigil for the lives lost during the Hamas-led attack on Israel last year. The memorial consisted of various prayers and a reading of the names of those who died. It was primarily focused on how the Jewish communities memorialize those who have been lost, and how future violence like this can be prevented. “We felt that it was important to do something on...
Opinion: Is the Financial Situation at the College That Bad?
By Alfredo Roman Jordan, Staff Columnist In my two years at Gettysburg College, I’ve noticed a recurring trend: students here often have a pessimistic view of the College. However, after reading through the College factbook, tax filings available through ProPublica and the College’s endowment report, I’ve come to realize that our college is slowly inching toward a financial precipice. Students’ pessimistic views may be correct;...
A Game of Goalies: Women’s Soccer Ties 0-0 Against Hood College
By Hailey Clark, Contributing Writer The Gettysburg College Women’s Soccer team faced the Hood College Blazers on a foggy Wednesday night at Clark Field. With a final score of 0-0, both defenses were tested through the 90 minute game. It was a back-and-forth game with an unexciting score; however, the Bullets displayed their talents on both sides. Leading the Bullets offensively was forward Jane Daiutolo ’26 with four shots out of...
