A Note from the Editor: On Melting Snow and Passing Time
By Cassidy Haines, Magazine Editor Despite the snow on the ground here on campus, it’s somehow already spring semester — and for my fellow members of the graduating class of 2026, it’s already the spring of our senior year. Although sometimes I feel like we just embarked on our First Year Walk, it’s exciting (and, admittedly, more than a little bit nerve-wracking) to see the future ahead of all of us, uncertain as it may be. With...
A New Era For Gettysburg Men’s Basketball: Sitting Down with Coach Matt Hunter
By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer In Aug., former Bullets Men’s Basketball Head Coach B.J. Dunne resigned to fill a vacant head coaching position at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In his stead, Coach Matt Hunter was hired from York College, a non-conference opponent for most Bullets sports teams. There, he served as the head coach of York’s Men’s Basketball Program for thirteen years with a record of 170-148. Leading into his...
The Crossword Answers, November 2025 No. 2 Issue
This crossword originally appeared on page 23 of the No. 2 November 2025 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine. Created by Cassidy Haines, Magazine Editor ...
Opinion: The Big S Word
By Omer Shamil, Opinions Editor Not to be John Lennon, but imagine a world where we all have the same stab at life. Where people didn’t have to let “life” get to them because they could afford to get sick, send their kids to school and never worry about them going to bed hungry. Where lovers could love freely, without the quiet fear of what tomorrow might take from them. Imagine a world where organizations existed for the betterment...
Sunderman Conservatory of Music Hosts High School Students for “String Day”
By Jules Young, Arts and Entertainment Editor On Thursday, Oct. 9th, Sunderman Conservatory hosted roughly 100 high school students for String Day, an orchestra workshop and performance for high school students in the area. Organized by Dr. César Leal, Director of Orchestral Activities, this event was a full 12-hour day opportunity for high school musicians in the surrounding area to work directly with college students and faculty....
Postcard from Abroad: Studying Abroad on a Budget
By Liz Houston, Contributing Writer It is so easy to get swept up in the excitement of studying abroad. As a first-time traveler I had no concept of prices or what it was like to travel. So, when I was daydreaming about my time abroad, I had a vision of constant travel, going out with friends every night, and shopping until I dropped. I quickly realized that this fantasy I created in my head was not exactly achievable. Even though I...
