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WEBFinance, Public Health Policy Majors Approved; President Iuliano Addresses Racial Slur Incident at 9/26 Faculty Meeting. By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, the faculty held their third meeting of the academic year, in which President Iuliano addressed the investigation into the racial slur incident and …
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WEBStaff Report Professor Christopher Fee, Graeff professor of English and medievalist, has been named the Gettysburgian’s faculty advisor. Fee specializes in medieval literature, mythology and the history of vikings. He has written books including “The History of the Vikings: Norse Sagas, Medieval Marauders, and Far-Flung Settlements ...
Opinions – The Gettysburgian.
WEBPosted By Gettysburgian Staff on Apr 29, 2024. Framework and Basis The below opinion (S/RES/2402) was amended and approved by the Student Senate during its weekly meeting on April 22, 2024. The opinion was drafted by the Student Senate Opinions Committee during the week of April 15, 2024, in response to concerns voiced at that week’s Senate ...
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WEBBy Heather Wirick, Staff Writer Extracurriculars at Gettysburg College give students the chance to network and engage in marketing and managerial experience early on in their careers. South By Sea gained some traction when it was first introduced to the campus six years ago. However, it became more popular in 2023 when Kayla Macdonald ’24 was ...
Gettysburg’s Return to the Big Screen
WEBMar 6, 2023 · This is because Gettysburg is at the center of the filming of Bo Brinkman’s “A Gettysburg Christmas,” based on Craig Rupp’s book of the same title. The movie follows Hope as she tries to overcome heartache and deal with her family showing up at her apple farm during the Christmas season. The movie is not only being shot in Gettysburg ...
Senior Perspectives: Reflections on Their Time at Gettysburg College
WEBMay 5, 2023 · Zane Kazmarski ’23. Zane Kazmarski ’23 (Photo Will Oehler/The Gettysburgian) “My time at Gettysburg has been filled with many highs and lows, but I would say it has been a time of growth and self-discovery. Though I spent three years of my career here pursuing the wrong major, I discovered more about myself in …
The English Department Responds to the Gettysburg Review’s …
WEBOct 5, 2023 · Posted By Laken Franchetti on Oct 5, 2023 | 1 comment. By Laken Franchetti, Editor-in-Chief. Today, the English Department released a statement regarding the college administration’s decision to terminate the Gettysburg Review.The statement was distributed in the faculty and student digests.
Opinion: Never Forget, But Stop Misremembering
WEBMay 4, 2023 · History has shown that the way we choose to remember events sets the tone for the future. It is critical that our way of remembering has a basis in education so that we are equipped to create the best possible version of our society. This article originally appeared on page 10 of the April 2023 edition of The Gettysburgian’s magazine.
125 Years of The Gettysburgian | The Gettysburgian.
WEBJun 12, 2022 · 125 Years of The Gettysburgian. Posted By Phoebe Doscher and Gettysburgian Staff on Jun 12, 2022 | 0 comments. By Luca España // Director of Photography & Phoebe Doscher // Editor-in-Chief. The Gettysburgian began in 1897 as a publication called The Weekly Gettysburgian.At the time of its inaugural issue, the team published local news in a tabloid print newspaper on a weekly basis.
Features – The Gettysburgian.
WEBPosted By Laurel Bennett on May 10, 2024. By Laurel Bennett, Features Editor When Maria Christina Kardash ’26 came to Gettysburg College as a first-year, she immediately felt homesick for all of her Ukrainian traditions back home. “Everything from the language to the food was so distant in Gettysburg, that I knew I had to create some type ...