May 16, 2019: “Our final interview with President Janet Morgan Riggs”
In season two, episode twenty-four of “On Target,” the season finale, we sit down with Gettysburg’s retiring president, Janet Morgan Riggs ’77. She reflects on her time at the college, and we learn more about what “unfinished work” she believes lies ahead for her alma mater. Then, Pontz and Mangala debrief the semester and share […]
May 6, 2019: “Pat McKenna wants to make Senate work for you”
In season two, episode twenty-three of “On Target,” Pontz and Mangala are joined by guest host Nick Arbaugh ’20 to break down the renaming principles approved by the Board of Trustees before Pontz sits down with incoming Student Senate President Patrick McKenna ’20. Bullet Points Discussion of Janet Morgan Riggs Student Center (0:30) Breakdown of college’s […]
April 22, 2019: “Nick Arbaugh – I have a hard shell, but I’m soft inside.”
In season two, episode twenty-two of “On Target,” Pontz and Mangala interview Student Senate President Nick Arbaugh ’20 about Student Senate and freedom of expression. Bullet Points Bullet Report: Update on Gettysburg College Athletics (see more in our sports section) (0:30) Interview with Nick Arbaugh ’20 (2:10)
April 15, 2019: “GAD-urday? I’m strongly against it.”
In season two, episode twenty-one of “On Target,” Pontz and Mangala recount their own experiences — and non-experiences — at Get Acquainted Day and then break down the Student Senate presidential and vice presidential election, the results of which will be announced later Monday evening, April 15. Then, we re-air an interview about online courses […]
April 8, 2019: “Sarah Appedu says textbook prices are a social justice issue”
In season two, episode twenty of “On Target,” Pontz and Mangala discuss an art studio controversy, the proposed business major, and peace and justice week. Then, Mangala sits down with Musselman Library Scholarly Communications Assistant Sarah Appedu ’18 to discuss her work to address high textbook costs at Gettysburg. Bullet Points Conversation regarding controversy at Juried Student Exhibition in […]
