Student Charged for Video Recording in SAE Bathroom
By Katie Oglesby, Editor-in-Chief Todd Isenburg, former Gettysburg College student, has been charged with 18 counts of misdemeanor invasion of privacy, according to the docket. He was also charged with one count each of disorderly conduct and harassment. On Oct. 24, Vice President for College Life and Dean of Students Anne Ehrlich sent out a campus-wide email explaining that Campus Safety received a report that individuals using a...
A Note from the Editor: On What the Gettysburgian Means to Me
When I started at Gettysburg College in fall 2019, I had no idea that I would now be looking for jobs in journalism after I graduate. I specifically didn’t work on my high school’s newspaper because I was insistent that kind of writing wasn’t for me. Now, three years and a few months after I attended an information session for The Gettysburgian in Glat Lodge during first-year orientation, I can easily say that I don’t know...
College Will Offer Limited Off-Campus Housing for Rising Seniors in 2023–2024 Academic Year
By Katie Oglesby, Editor-in-Chief After previous communication that no off-campus housing would be offered to seniors in the 2023–2024 academic year, Director of Residential Education Danielle Phillips announced Tuesday that a limited number of students will be able to live off-campus next year. Phillips noted that the decision to hold an off-campus housing process depends annually on the College’s enrollment and the number of...
The NFL Season So Far: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer The one hundred and third NFL season has been one of the most interesting to watch. Right now, fans are seeing old favorites of the 2010s playing alongside a new generation of young players. With four weeks left to go, it only feels right to summarize what has happened so far. The Good: The Philadelphia Eagles are on a Super Bowl-level run. Some of their success can be attributed to quarterback Jalen...
Senior Spotlight: Alicia Method, Cello
By Nate Hoffert, Staff Writer Alicia Method ’23, a double major in music and English, held her senior cello recital on Sunday, Dec. 4 at Paul Recital Hall. Method included pieces from composers such as Bach, Massenet, and Shostakovich, and she also included more recent pieces, such as “The People Could Fly,” a 2020 composition by Alice Jones. One of her pieces, titled “Communion,” was written by her friend Natalie Dolan ’23, who...
Dance Groups Hold Showcase and Senior Performs Dance Capstone
By Ella Prieto, Staff Writer On Dec. 4 the various dance groups of Gettysburg College had their dance showcase from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the CUB Ballroom. The groups performing included Zouave Dance Company, BOMB Squad, Divine Dance Ensemble, and a capstone performance. Two students, Rin Stevenson ‘24 and Jae Bailon ‘25, were the MCs for the event, announcing performances and keeping the show running. BOMB Squad performed first,...
