Free Palestine Protest Takes Place at Gettysburg College
By Ella Prieto, Managing Editor On Thursday, a Free Palestine protest took place outside of Masters Hall from roughly 4 to 5 p.m. Posters were put up before the event and called it an “Urgent Call to Action: Solidarity with Palestine.” The poster explained that it was to show “solidarity with other American universities” as well as to call “for a free Palestine and an end to the Israeli genocide.” It also specified that the protest...
Dining Services Announces New Meal Plans
By Sophie Lange, News Editor On Monday, Dining Services announced that the meal plans will be changing for the Fall 2024 semester. In working with the College Life Advisory Committee (CLAC), Dining Services heard a range of comments, with four main concerns: The meals available at the Bullet Hole are too complicated. Students often did not want to order full meals from the Bullet Hole. Students wanted the option to get take-out meals...
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...
Sustainable Fashion Initiative
By Oumye Toure, Guest Columnist Editor’s Note: The Gettysburgian hosts guest columnists from the Fashion Initiative organization at Gettysburg College. The opinions published in this section are those of the individual writers and are in no way representative of the views of The Gettysburgian staff, The Gettysburgian or Gettysburg College. It is imperative, for the sake of ethicality and the conservation of the environment, that we...
“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,...
The Sunderman Wind Quintet Performs “Eclectic Collaborations”
By Ainsley Green, Staff Writer On Monday, April 22, the Sunderman Wind Quintet performed a recital called “Eclectic Collaborations” to showcase recent pieces in their repertoire. The recital took place in Paul Recital Hall at 7 p.m. and featured Adjunct Assistant Professors Sarah McIver on flute, Noelle Drewes on oboe, Aaron Scott on clarinet, Ken Bell on French horn and Lynn Moncilovich on the bassoon. The first two pieces also...
