Gettysburg Wrestling Falls to Messiah
By Zion Williams, Staff Writer Luke Kowalski ’24 and Phil Nave ’26 earned falls for the Gettysburg wrestling team, but the Bullets ultimately fell 31-15 to Messiah. The two teams traded matches early in an out-of-conference matchup on Friday, December 8th. Gettysburg’s Antonio Abate ’24 competed against Messiah’s Tyler Ratledge in the 125-pound weight class, the first of the ten bouts. Abate earned three points for his takedown in the...
Bullets’ Hoops Dominate Red Devils
By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer Gettysburg basketball swept Dickinson in double-digit victories this past week. The women defeated a previously undefeated Red Devils squad 68-38 on the back of excellent three-point shooting and stifling rebounding and defense. Later in the evening, the men’s team battled with Dickinson and came away with a 62-48 win. Women’s Gettysburg controlled the game early in the first quarter, with five...
Campus Safety Crime Log: Nov. 27 – Dec. 3, 2023
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Nov. 27 No Crimes Reported Tuesday, Nov. 28 No Crimes Reported Wednesday, Nov. 29 Retail Theft: CUB Bullet Hole; Closed (Referred to SRR) Thursday, Nov. 30 Vandalism: 240 Carlisle Street (Sigma Chi); Closed (Organization Referred to OSAGL) Friday, Dec. 1 Underage Drinking, Possession of Alcohol: Patrick Hall; Closed (Referred to SRR) Clery Act Liquor Law Violation Referrals: 1 Underage...
Mike Coyne Announced as Vice President for Finance and Administration
By Sophie Lange, Assistant News Editor On Friday, President Bob Iuliano sent an email to the campus community announcing that Mike Coyne would be the new Vice President for Finance and Administration of Gettysburg College. Coyne has been serving as the Interim Chief Financial Officer since June of this year. Iuliano said, “During his tenure, [Coyne] has helped the College to navigate this moment of change with vision, integrity, and...
Fundamentals of Directing Class Hosts Final Short Play Festival of the Term
By Jonathan Wenger, Staff Writer & Kenzie Smith, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Dec. 4, the Fundamentals of Directing class presented their final short play festival of the semester. The show featured a mix of original and established plays directed by members of the class. There were two sets of the short plays, once set beginning at 4 p.m. and the later at 7 p.m. The festivities began at 4 p.m. with Robert Marcato Jr.’s...
NCAA Football Playoffs: It All Comes Down to This
By Owen Kutlu, Staff Writer Sunday afternoon was a stressful one for fans of the powerhouse college football teams. Everybody was on the edge of their seat waiting to hear the names that the selection committee would call. Multiple teams deserved to see themselves in the playoffs, but only four prevailed. Michigan and Washington were near locks to get the top two spots. The final two spots were where it could go either way. In the...
