‘A Path That Is Not Sustainable’: College Hits Breaking Point, Sends Home Majority of Student Body
By Anna Cincotta, Editor-in-Chief, Gauri Mangala, Managing Editor, Maddie Neiman, Managing Editor, Jane Fitzpatrick, Assistant News Editor, and Nicole DeJacimo, Content Producer Takeaways 31 additional students have tested positive for COVID-19 this week. Some are symptomatic. Approximately 1,300 students must leave campus between Sept. 5-7. First-year students, along with a group of others, will remain on campus for the rest...
SASA and AXP Encourage Body and Sex Positivity through Trick-or-Treating
This slideshow requires JavaScript. By Maddie Neiman, Managing Editor This Thursday, Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) and Alpha Chi Rho (AXP) partnered to host the event “My Costume, My Choice: Trick-or-Treating in a Body Positive and Sex Positive Way” from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Junction. HerCampus, German House/Club, Sigma Chi, Black Student Union (BSU), RISE House, Department of Public Safety (DPS) Student Patrol...
Advice for the Iulianos
Compiled by Maddie Neiman, Managing Editor & Benjamin Pontz, Editor-in-Chief Over the past few months, President Bob Iuliano and his wife, Susan, have begun the process of getting to know Gettysburg College and its community of students, faculty, support staff, and administrators. To help them with this undoubtedly daunting but exciting journey, a group of Gettysburgians have submitted brief pieces of advice for how the Iulianos...
Meet Susan Iuliano, the First Lady of Gettysburg College
By Maddie Neiman, Managing Editor Over inauguration weekend, students, the faculty, staff, and community will celebrate the formal induction of President Bob Iuliano into college history. The president, however, is not the only Iuliano new to campus. Susan Iuliano shares her husband’s excitement to embrace and explore her new home at Gettysburg College. Similar to President Iuliano, Susan Iuliano has an impressive personal and...
The Story of a Great Gettysburgian: Janet Morgan Riggs as President
By Lizzie Hobbs and Maddie Neiman In spring of 2008, Janet Morgan Riggs was serving as the provost of Gettysburg College when she was approached by the chair of the Board of Trustees and asked to serve as the interim college president after the abrupt departure of her predecessor, President Katherine Will. “I was not really enthusiastic about that, frankly,” said President Riggs, referring to the idea of serving as interim president....
