The Eisenhower Institute Announces Applications are Open for Two Summer Programs
By Laken Franchetti, News Editor The Eisenhower Institute is opening two opportunities to all students on campus: the Washington Summer Fellowship and the Inside Civil Rights study trip. These programs will align themselves with the college’s strategic plan to focus on career pathways and hands-on experiential learning. These programs will allow students to gain practical skills for public, private, and non-profit service. This is the...
NBA Update: A Season Filled with Excitement
By Zion Williams, Contributing Writer The NBA 2022-23 season has certainly delivered on the court so far. Injuries have plagued several teams, the Golden State Warriors have struggled on their journey to repeat as champions, and the Denver Nuggets have emerged as strong favorites to win the Western Conference. Despite being troubled by injuries, Denver Nuggets players Nikola Jokić and Jamal Murray have pushed through for the season....
Opinion: We Are Being Failed: Economic Crisis In The Student Senate
By Carl DeMarco, Guest Columnist On January 24, I received an email from the Parliamentarian of the Senate informing me that I was to be “barred” from attending the meetings of the Budget Management Committee—the committee I have faithfully served on for the past school year. This was done in a shady attempt to silence me, as the Constitution of the Senate fails to mention the Chair’s ability to “bar” committee members from...
Campus Safety Crime Log: Jan. 16 -Jan. 22, 2023
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Jan.16 No Crimes Reported Tuesday, Jan.17 Littering: Huber Hall; Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses) Underage Possession of Alcohol: Huber Hall; Closed (Referred to SRR) Clery Act Liquor Law Violation Referrals: 1 Wednesday, Jan.18 No Crimes Reported Thursday, Jan.19 Theft: BWH Complex; Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses) Friday, Jan.20 No Crimes Reported Saturday, Jan.21 Underage...
American Anti-Racism Alliance Hosts Lunch Conversation
By Ella Prieto, Assistant News Editor On Tuesday, the Gettysburg College chapter of the American Anti-Racism Alliance (AARA) hosted a lunch conversation from 12-1 p.m. in the College Union Building. The AARA grew from a “A Long Talk” conversation held in September 2020. AARA is a grassroots organization that aims to promote anti-racism throughout the nation. Community member and former college employee, Alison Singley, spearheaded the...
Student Senate 1/23: Senate Handles Numerous Budget Requests and Presents New Constitution
By Andrew Thibaudeau, Contributing Writer Monday’s Student Senate meeting involved several budget requests and concerns from students about future college operations. Officer Reports Vice President Geoffrey Meadville ’25 reminded attendees of the Senator-at-Large vacancy. Newly elected and appointed members are to participate in a new member training session at the end of this month and the beginning of the following month....
