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From Upsets to Triumphs: Memorable Moments of the 2024 US …
WEB6 hours ago · The 2024 U.S. Open delivered a thrilling tournament filled with unexpected twists, standout performances and memorable moments. The final Grand Slam of the year, held in New York, left tennis fans with plenty to talk about. In the men’s singles, Jannik Sinner captured his second career Grand Slam title, defeating American Taylor Fritz in ...
Opinion: A Simple Solution to Food Service Inadequacy
WEB6 hours ago · By Terra Hobler, Opinions Editor. Dining services are an integral part of any school; sustenance comes before all other needs. At Gettysburg College, however, a school where off-campus living has become increasingly difficult to attain, the need for adequate food options are even more necessary as many students lack the means to make food for ...
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WEBPosted By Brandon Fey on Oct 3, 2024. By Brandon Fey, News Editor Each year, the Gettysburg College chapter of Young Americans for Freedom creates a public display of American flags on Stine Lake to commemorate the anniversary of Sept. 11 as part of its “Never Forget” project. Last month, a sign labeling the memorial was stolen and a bag of ...
Opinion: Gettysburg College’s ‘Executive Compensation’ Problem
WEB1 day ago · In the fiscal year of 2022, Iuliano’s total compensation sat at a total of $625,894, which means his base compensation has increased by over $100,000, or about 20%. This means that President Iuliano’s compensation at Gettysburg College has increased by more than 30% since he started in July 2019. In light of this, at a recent faculty ...
Gettysburg College’s Yearbook ‘The Spectrum’ Reimagined
WEB3 days ago · By Ella Prieto, Managing Editor. Gettysburg College’s yearbook, The Spectrum, has served as a pillar of campus culture dating back to its founding in the 1890s. It captures each year’s activities, events and memories for the student body. On its pages, one can trace the history of various clubs, organizations, sports teams, Greek life and more.
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 ...
Archives | The Gettysburgian.
WEBThe Sunderman Conservatory Announces New Faculty Members. Posted By Gettysburgian Staff on Dec 20, 2021. By Julia Gokalp, Contributing Writer As Gettysburg College welcomed the return of the full student body this semester, new appointees were concurrently welcomed to the faculty of the Sunderman Conservatory of Music.
Magazine – The Gettysburgian.
WEBFrom the ‘black bear incident’ this semester to the time that a first-year attempted a bank robbery, unexpected things just keep happening on the Gettysburg College campus. The campus is ever-changing and constantly evolving as classes graduate and new students join our ranks. The Gettysburgian serves as an archive of these changes ...
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WEBWhat Does The Gettysburgian Mean to You?—In Reflection of 125 Years of Publication. Posted By Mikelyn Britt on Dec 18, 2022. Compiled by Mikelyn Britt, Opinions Editor Phoebe Doscher ’22 “I joined The Gettysburgian before I even stepped foot on campus my first year, so in many ways, the publication has grown up with me as a student and guided me on a personal and professional level.