The Sunderman Conservatory Presents “Together Again” at the Majestic Theater
By Ainsley Green, Contributing Writer On Friday, the Sunderman Conservatory performed their first concert of the 2023-2024 academic year at the Majestic Theater. The performance had a large audience of college students and members of the community who came to support the musicians. Although the school year seems to have just begun, both the Symphony Orchestra and the Wind Symphony were able to display their talents and dedication on...
Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s Sophomore Album “GUTS”
By Ainsley Green, Contributing Writer Before her singing career took off just over two years ago, many knew Olivia Rodrigo as a Disney Channel actress who could carry a tune. However, Rodrigo’s debut solo album “SOUR” took the world by storm when it was released on May 21, 2021. This album displayed her masterful songwriting skills and vocals. Rodrigo’s success with her album, particularly the release of her single “driver’s license”...
Schmucker Art Gallery Hosts Opening Reception for Susquehanna River Art Exhibit
By Ainsley Green, Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Sep. 13, the Schmucker Art Gallery held its first opening reception of the 2023-2024 academic year. A large crowd gathered in Schmucker Hall to enjoy refreshments and catch a glimpse of the art collection being unveiled. “Drawing on the Susquehanna: Three Centuries of Artistic Inspiration and Commerce” is a collection of many mediums of artwork including oil paintings on canvas,...
Time for Three Visits Gettysburg
By Sarah Daniels, Contributing Writer On Friday, Majestic Theater, in conjunction with the Sunderman Conservatory of Music, hosted the musical group Time for Three at 8 p.m. Tickets were free due to an endowment from the Conservatory that aimed at bringing fine art experiences to the community of Gettysburg College and surrounding areas. The trio includes Charles Yang, Nicolas Kendall and Ranaan Meyer. Yang and Kendall are violin...
Walner Edmond Makes Art in Found Objects
By Victoria Staub, Arts & Entertainment Editor Most Gettysburg students are familiar with the playful Bullet Hole worker and the sculpture made of tires located on the first floor of the library, but most do not know that the two are connected by the name Walner Edmond. Edmond, the son of Haitian immigrants, is a Gettysburg native. He has worked at Gettysburg College since 2000, starting with dishwashing part time in Servo....
Senior Spotlight: Sophie Low, Soprano
By Alicia Method, Staff Writer On April 1, Sophie Low performed her senior recital which highlighted women composers such as Italian writer Barbara Strozzi to Gettysburg College’s own Natalie Dolan ’23. Low is a soprano under the tutelage of Dr. Susan Hochmiller and Professor Jeffrey Fahnestock. Among the many themes prominent in the works performed by Sophie, love, triumph over adversity and the mysteries of life were most notable. ...
