Gettysburg Baseball Wins First 15 Games, Setting Best Record In Program History
By Noah Simkiss, Staff Writer The Gettysburg baseball team started the 2025 season with a fifteen-game win streak, which included two shutouts and eight games in which the Bullets’ run count was in the double digits. Gettysburg baseball’s current record stands at 15-1, the best start to a Bullets’ baseball season in program history. The teams defeated by Gettysburg during the win streak include Penn College, Notre Dame (MD.),...
Bullets Basketball Win Decisive Victories Over McDaniel Green Terror
By Noah Simkiss, Staff Writer On Jan. 29, men’s and women’s Gettysburg basketball teams were victorious against McDaniel’s Green Terror. By establishing and defending leads in the first halves, both teams were able to defeat their opponents by more than ten points, with the women’s game ending with a final score of 61-46 and the men’s game ending with a final score of 69-53. The women’s team struggled early in the game, finding...
Sunderman Conservatory of Music Presents Fall Choir Concert
By Noah Simkiss, Staff Writer The Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College held the Fall Choir Concert on Friday, Nov. 1 in the Paul Recital Hall. The concert featured Audeamus, Camerata, Concert Choir and College Choir. Directed by Robert Natter and accompanied by pianists Scott Crowne and Tim Foster, the choirs brought to life a range of autumnal themes such as camaraderie and community, the passing of time and eerie...
Bullets Volleyball Sweeps Dickinson in Nineteenth Win of Season
By Noah Simkiss, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the Gettysburg women’s volleyball team faced Dickinson College in Break Gym, where they battled for a 3-0 victory. With the two schools situated just 30 miles apart and placed fourth and fifth respectively in the current Centennial Conference standings, the matchup was full of enthusiasm from both the athletes and the audience. Energy was high from the beginning, with the Bullets...
The Hauntings of Gettysburg College
A Collection of Ghost Stories from the Nation’s Most Haunted College By Noah Simkiss, Contributing Writer In the nearly 240 years since its founding, Gettysburg has established itself as a town of legend. It has become a dream destination for history buffs who visit the town to marvel at the cannon balls planted in Civil War era buildings and walk the battlefields of one of the most influential military engagements in United...
