Faculty Meeting 11/5: Academic Standards Motion Passed and Gettysburg 2.0 (Content Embargoed)
By Sarah Daniels, Managing Editor President Bob Iuliano opened the meeting with a discussion of the midterms, which can affect higher education. A proposal of IRS and Department of Education was announced, which would remove the tax exemption status for schools if there is evidence of racial discrimination. He noted that the school is “monitoring it”, and if these are put into practice, there will be litigation afterwards. He...
Weekly Sports Roundup
Week 9 – Oct 26 – Nov 1 Monday, October 26 Men’s Golf at O’Briant-Jensen Memorial – First day of competition. Finished 11th on day one. Tuesday, October 27 Men’s Golf at O’Briant-Jensen Memorial – Gettysburg finished 10th out of 15 teams at the O’Briant-Jensen Memorial, hosted by Guilford in Greensboro, North Carolina. The Bullets posted a three-round team score of 901. Alex Kukreja led Gettysburg with a...
Charlotte Lewis ’27, Flute, Performs Senior Recital in Paul Recital Hall
By Justin Fox, Staff Writer On Saturday Oct. 24, Charlotte Lewis ’27 performed her senior flute recital in the Paul Recital Hall. The preparation and performance of this recital is the culmination of her four years of music and education study at the Sunderman Conservatory. “As a future music educator,” Lewis said, “I discovered just how much goes into planning a performance, from programming pieces to scheduling extra...
Gettysburg Women’s Soccer Fights Back to Secure Playoff Spot in 2–2 Draw Against McDaniel
By Alejandra Ortega Martinez, Contributing Writer Gettysburg College’s women’s soccer team battled back from a two-goal deficit Wednesday evening to earn a 2–2 draw against McDaniel College, securing a place in the Centennial Conference postseason. After trailing 2–0 early in the second half, the Bullets scored twice in the final 10 minutes to complete their comeback. McDaniel opened the scoring when Alaina Miller found the back of...
Tuberculosis Case Confirmed on Campus
By Brandon Fey, Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Dean of Students Jeff Foster shared an email with the campus community stating that an individual on campus had tested positive for tuberculosis (TB). He reported that the community member is undergoing treatment and is following safety guidelines provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Adams County State Health Center, with which the College is working to address...
German Studies Department Hosts Talk by Professor Aaron Astor
By Paige Drummond, staff writer On Wednesday, Professor Aaron Astor of the Civil War Era Studies Department spoke at the German Studies Colloquium on German migration to the United States in his presentation, “Die Lange Auswanderung: Understanding Two Centuries of German Migration to America, 1690-1890.” The presentation was held in Joseph Theatre (Breidenbaugh 201) from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. for German Studies majors and minors, as...
