Gettysburg College has Three Winners of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program
By Laurel Bennett, Features Editor The winners of the highly prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program at Gettysburg College have recently been announced. Peter Wildgruber ’24 (Austria), Leila Elshehawy ’24 (Palestine) and Anna Benson ’23 (Argentina) were selected. Lupe Lazaro ’24 was named an alternate to Spain, which is the most competitive country. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program provides information about its purpose: “The...
Out of the Dust: The Gettysburg College Archaeology Club
By Brandon Fey, Assistant News Editor The Gettysburg College Archaeology Club (GCAC) is one of the newest student organizations on campus that has been active since the beginning of the spring 2024 semester. This club strives to connect students who are interested in archaeology, regardless of their prior knowledge or experience with the subject. It holds weekly meetings where members take part in archeology discussions and...
“Noah: A Consequential Education” to be Performed on May 3
By Hannah Crowley, Guest Columnist Tired of studying for finals? Looking for a way to cool off in the Gettysburg heat? Us too! Get on the damn boat! This Friday, May 3, Professor Christopher Fee’s Medieval Drama class will be holding their annual theater production, a modern rendition of the Wakefield “Noah,” titled “Noah: A Consequential Education.” Taking from the medieval tradition of festival performances on religious holidays,...
Student Senate and Panhellenic Council Hold End-of-the-Year Event
By William Oehler, Director of Photography On Thursday, Student Senate and Panhellenic Council hosted an end-of-the-year event on Stine Lake for the student body. Not in Our House, the Latin American Student Association, Latinx House, Alphas, Black Student Union, International House, The Fellowship and Interfraternity Council also helped co-sponsor the event. For Student Senate, they called the event the “Big Spring...
“Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” Event Held on Stine Lake
By Reese Koch, Contributing Writer On April 18, fraternities and sports teams took part in the Walk A Mile fundraising event. The goal was to raise awareness for the sexual assault service agency, Adams County Empowerment Center, by walking a mile in bright red high heels. Both fraternities and sororities fundraised to spread awareness for the organization and sexual assault awareness. Beginning at Stine Lake, fraternities including...
Get Acquainted Day Held for the Class of 2028
Photographed by William Oehler, Director of Photography, and Sofia Gutierrez, Staff Photographer Gettysburg College hosted Get Acquainted Day on Saturday, April 13 for accepted students in the Class of 2028. This events allows students the opportunity to explore campus and learn about the community. Accepted students first attended a welcome session in the CUB Ballroom that featured a Q&A session conducted by President Bob...