Faculty Meeting 10/23: Gettysburg 2.0 (Content Embargoed)
Oct23

Faculty Meeting 10/23: Gettysburg 2.0 (Content Embargoed)

By Brandon Fey, Editor-in-Chief The Oct. 23 faculty meeting was held in the Atrium to accommodate group discussions on planned Gettysburg 2.0 initiatives.  The meeting involved presentations by Professor of Political Science Lindsay Reid, Assistant Vice President for Co-Curricular Education Jim Duffy and Brita Doyle on different aspects of the proposed initiatives. These were followed by questions and a table discussion about the...

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College Undergoes Campus-Wide Reorganizations over the Summer
Oct22

College Undergoes Campus-Wide Reorganizations over the Summer

This article originally appeared on pages 4 to 9 of the Sept. 2026 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine By Brandon Fey, Editor-in-Chief Over the summer of 2026, Gettysburg College has undergone restructuring changes across several offices and programs on campus. While there are multiple reasons behind the changes, several have stemmed from the new VSIP program and reduction in support staff. The following information is from certain...

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Student Senate Meeting 10/19
Oct22

Student Senate Meeting 10/19

Compiled by Celena Glaghassi, News Editor The Gettysburg College Student Senate provided the following minutes. Besides formatting, they have not been edited in any way.  This meeting was held at the junction of the College Union Building, as part of a new monthly practice this semester. Officer Reports  President Duquette  Welcome back to CUB 260  Next week will be Junction bring a friend to Senate; pizza provided, and prepare for...

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Eisenhower Institute Opens Applications for 2027 Spring and Summer Programs
Oct21

Eisenhower Institute Opens Applications for 2027 Spring and Summer Programs

By Sarah Daniels, Managing Editor On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the Eisenhower Institute announced four programs open to accepting applications. Students are encouraged to apply from any major until November 2. In these programs, students have the chance to “participate in small group conversations with experts and peers, apply and share knowledge through project-based work, and engage in travel and experiential learning.” No prior...

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Gettysburg Fire Department Responds to Smoke in McKnight Hall: Normal Operations Resumed
Oct19

Gettysburg Fire Department Responds to Smoke in McKnight Hall: Normal Operations Resumed

By Brandon Fey, Editor-in-Chief On Monday evening, Executive Director of Campus Safety and Associate Dean of College Life Alex Wiltz sent an email to the College community explaining that there had been a fire response in McKnight Hall earlier that afternoon. Wiltz stated that Campus Safety had responded to a smoke alarm in the building around 5:30 p.m. and evacuated those inside before calling Adams County 911. He explained that the...

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Weekly Sports Roundup Oct.12-18
Oct19

Weekly Sports Roundup Oct.12-18

Compiled by Emerson Hall, Sports Editor Tuesday, Oct. 13  Men’s Soccer at Carnegie Mellon  Carnegie Mellon (9-2-2) struck in the opening minute and added two late goals to beat Gettysburg (7-5-1), 3-0. Anthony Marziliano made six saves in goal for the Bullets.  Wednesday, Oct. 14  Field Hockey at Dickinson  Dickinson (6-6, 3-0 CC) came from behind with a second-half goal to force overtime, then found the winner early in the second...

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