The Crossword Answers, April 2025 No. 6 Issue
May14

The Crossword Answers, April 2025 No. 6 Issue

This crossword originally appeared on page 23 of the No. 6 April 2025 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine. Created Heather Wirick, Assistant News...

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Gettysburg Women’s Lacrosse: Eyes on the National Stage
May14

Gettysburg Women’s Lacrosse: Eyes on the National Stage

This article originally appeared on page 22 of the No. 6 April 2025 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine By Owen Kutlu, Sports Editor  The Gettysburg College women’s lacrosse team entered the 2025 season with expectations as high as ever. After being named the preseason favorite in the Centennial Conference with seven first-place votes, the Bullets had a clear message to send: they’re not just here to compete, they’re here to...

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A Year in Review: Gettysburg’s Best Sports Moments from the 2024-25 Year
May12

A Year in Review: Gettysburg’s Best Sports Moments from the 2024-25 Year

This article originally appeared on pages 20 and 21 of the No. 6 April 2025 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer  The end of the school year is coming faster than anybody can realize. For most students, the beginning of the semester feels like yesterday, yet campus is preparing to hunker down for finals in a few short weeks. Likewise, the Bullets teams sports seasons have also flown by. Spring athletes...

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Faculty Spotlight: Professor Pede on Teaching What Textbooks Can’t
May12

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Pede on Teaching What Textbooks Can’t

This article originally appeared on pages 18 and 19 of the No. 6 April 2025 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine By Sophie Lange, Features Editor & Social Media Manager In his undergraduate years, adjunct professor of public policy Charles Pede attended three colleges: Millersville State College, George Mason University and the University of Virginia. He had an ROTC scholarship and studied anthropology before going to law school,...

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Postcard from Abroad: Degradation of Democracy in Seoul 
May10

Postcard from Abroad: Degradation of Democracy in Seoul 

By Michael DeRenzo, Guest Columnist  SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — Maybe this was meant to be. There have been many places I have dreamed of studying abroad. The historical and religious aura surrounding Rome, Italy. The dreamy skies of Yaoundé, Cameroon. Perhaps even the Pho and Banh Mi in Vietnam. At one point, I was even interested in studying abroad in my country of Poland despite it not even having an affiliated program with Gettysburg. ...

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Editorial: The Essential Role of Diversity in Higher Education
May10

Editorial: The Essential Role of Diversity in Higher Education

Editor’s Note: This editorial represents the collective opinion of the Gettysburgian Editorial Board. We invite all campus community members to share their thoughts in our opinions section. Please contact editors@gettysburgian.com if you are interested in writing an opinion in The Gettysburgian.  By the Gettysburgian Editorial Board When students enroll at Gettysburg College, they are not expected to sit in a classroom and be told...

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