A Kansas City Love Story? Swift and Kelce Break the Internet
Miss Americana and the Football Prince make headlines around the world amidst rumored romance. By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer Thirteen years ago, a 21-year-old named Taylor Swift released a single called “Mean”, in which she sang about a braggadocio ex drunkenly arguing about a football game. Now, in 2023, Swift has stepped into the realm of football in a much different manner, as rumors surfaced several weeks ago that she and Chiefs...
The English Department Responds to the Gettysburg Review’s Termination
By Laken Franchetti, Editor-in-Chief Today, the English Department released a statement regarding the college administration’s decision to terminate the Gettysburg Review. The statement was distributed in the faculty and student digests. The statement directly addressed President Bob Iuliano and Provost Jamila Bookwala. The English Department expressed their shock that Gettysburg Review Editor Mark Drew and Managing Editor Lauren...
The Legacy of Service at Gettysburg College Through Alpha Phi Omega
By Laurel Bennett, Features Editor As Gettysburg College continues to evolve, the commitment students have to meaningful service activities remains constant. Whether this service be through the Center for Public Service, through student organizations or through a co-ed service fraternity such as Alpha Phi Omega (APO), students are making positive differences. The Iota Omicron chapter of APO is one of the oldest organizations on campus...
Gettysburg Men’s Tennis Plays in Intercollegiate Tennis Association Tournament
By Zion Williams, Staff Writer Gettysburg Men’s tennis competed in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association tournament hosted by the University of Mary Washington this past weekend from Friday, Sept. 29 to Sunday, Oct. 1. Michael Zayneh ’24 and Matt Porreca ’27 started the morning for the Bullets by competing in the B1 doubles group at 8:45 a.m. They lost 8-1 in the Round of 16 to a talented Virginia Wesleyan duo, who also put up a...
Opinion: The End of the Gettysburg Review
By Hannah Rinehart, Guest Columnist My name is Hannah, and I’m a graduate of the class of 2023. I am also the former Editor-in-Chief of the Mercury Literary Magazine, and in my senior year, I was an intern at the Gettysburg Review. Today, as I’m writing this, the Gettysburg Review has announced via Instagram that they are being forced to close their doors and cease releasing volumes, which they have been doing for 35 years. Cutting...
Dedication of the Donna Jean Brogan Center for Quantitative Learning
By Jonathan Wenger, Contributing Writer On Oct. 2, Gettysburg College hosted a dedication ceremony for the new Donna Jean Brogan Center for Quantitative Learning. The Quantitative Learning Center is located on the ground floor of Glatfelter Hall and is open to all students 24 hours a day. Professor of Mathematics Dr. Darren Glass opened the proceedings by welcoming everyone and outlining the purpose of the new learning center. “The...
