Campus Safety Crime Log Sept. 29 – Oct. 6, 2026
Compiled by Celena Glaghassi, News Editor Tuesday, Sept. 29 No crimes reported. Wednesday, Sept. 30 Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Paraphernalia: Corkran Hall; Closed (Referred to OCL) Clery Act Drug Law Violation Referrals: 1 Thursday, Oct. 1 Retail Theft: CUB Commons; Closed (Referred to OCL) Friday, Oct. 2 No crimes reported Saturday, Oct. 3 Disorderly Conduct: Huber Hall; Closed (Referred to OCL) ...
Four Student Soloists Perform in Final Round of the Concerto Competition
By Justin Fox, Contributing Writer On Friday night at 7 p.m., the Sunderman Conservatory hosted the final round of the 18th Annual Concerto Competition. The concert featured the competition’s four finalists performing concerti they have spent much time preparing and studying, with the goal of earning the opportunity to perform with the Sunderman Conservatory Symphony Orchestra. Each soloist performed their selected work in the Paul...
Weekly Sports Roundup (Sept. 28-Oct. 4)
Compiled By Emerson Hall, Sports Editor Monday, Sept. 28 Men’s Golf at Northeast Elite – Gettysburg fired the best round of the tournament on a rainy Sunday with a 288, then posted a 301 on Monday to finish second at the Northeast Elite with a 36-hole total of 589. Daniel Casanta led the Bullets with an eighth-place finish, carding an even-par 71 on Sunday followed by a 74 on the final day for a 145 total. Women’s...
Majestic Theater Hosts Abigail Disney’s “The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales”
By Audrey Chambers, Contributing Writer On Wednesday Sep. 30th, The Majestic Theatre held a screening of the American Dream and Other Fairytales. The film was directed and produced by Abigail Disney, the granddaughter of Roy O. Disney, who co-founded The Walt Disney Company with his brother, Walt. Both her father and grandfather had large roles as executives at the company. Her work as a philanthropist advocating for low-income...
AFS and Economics Hosts Dr. Abigail Disney for 20th Anniversary of Derrick K. Lecture
By John McDermott and Gabriel Renelt, Staff Writers On Thursday, Oct. 1, the Africana Studies Department, the Economics Department and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted the 20th Annual Derrick K. Gondwe Memorial Lecture on Social and Economic Justice. This year’s edition of the event named for Dr. Gondwe, a former professor of the Economics Department and founder of the Africana Studies Department, was titled “Of...
Matthew Neil Null Presents “Floodgate”
By Justin Fox, Contributing Writer “Writing matters!” was the phrase that greeted the Matthew Neil Null’s audience just before he presented his work in Joseph Theater on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Null, originally from West Virginia, is an associate professor of fiction at the prestigious Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and visited Gettysburg to share an excerpt from his most recent published work. The presentation enlightened attendees to Null’s...
