Professor Rachele Salvini’s Path from Italy to Gettysburg
By Laurel Bennett, Staff Writer Rachele Salvini, the Emerging Writer lecturer in the English department, grew up in Italy. She completed her undergraduate studies in Florence with an influential study abroad experience in Norway. Salvini visited the United States for the first time to participate in a writing workshop in New York and knew she wanted to work with English by writing and teaching for the rest of her life. After her...
Springfest in Photos: Saturday, April 22
Photographed by Will Oehler, Staff Photographer Crabfest Hosted by Phi Delta Theta Crowchella Hosted by Alpha Chi Rho International Food Festival Jazz Ensemble Concert
Taking a Gettysburg College Education to Capitol Hill
By Kyle Hammerness, Features Editor Growing up in Monmouth County, New Jersey, Giulia DiGuglielmo ’18 always had an interest in history. This developed into an interest in politics, and when she came to Get Acquainted Day, the Eisenhower Institute immediately drew her attention. DiGuglielmo said, “After that weekend, I had chosen Gettysburg because I had really loved how unique the Eisenhower Institute was, and that was not something...
Danny Sebright Inspires Connections Between Gettysburg Students and the Middle East
By Laurel Bennett, Staff Writer Danny Sebright currently serves as the President of the U.S.-U.A.E. Business Council, but he is also the leader of the Eisenhower Institute (EI) program Contours of the Middle East. He previously served as an intelligence officer and policy analyst on the Middle East Peace Process with President Clinton and President Bush, as well as a U.S. diplomat in numerous U.S. Embassies. Sebright also worked in...
Inclusion and Belonging Peer Educators Hope to Spread Diversity and Inclusion
By Laurel Bennett, Staff Writer The Inclusion and Belonging Peer Educators (I and B Peer Educators) program has been recently reinvigorated from previous diversity peer educators programs on campus. This semester serves as a pilot effort to spread information about its reenvisioning, with the eventual goal of growing the program in the upcoming academic year. Associate Dean for Inclusion and Belonging Cristina Garcia was influential...
Student Spotlight: Sam Martin ’24
By Sydney Dyer, Staff Writer “It was not planned, no,” Samantha Martin ’24 laughed when asked if triple majoring was her plan coming into Gettysburg her freshman year. Martin is a triple major in political science, public policy and women, gender, and sexuality studies (WGS) with a minor in peace and justice studies. She is currently studying abroad in Washington, D.C. in the Lutheran College Washington Semester, interning with both...
