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War Ravaged Gettysburg 161 Years Ago. Here’s How the Battle …
WEBJul 1, 2024 · By the end of the battle, Union forces had reoccupied campus and resumed Penn Hall’s use as a field hospital. On November 19, 1863, students walked through the town to hear President Abraham Lincoln’s remarks at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Military Cemetery. Now, students relive this during the first-year walk, a College tradition in which new students retrace the steps of ...
Postcard from Abroad: Observance in Lancaster, England
WEB6 hours ago · Much of travel is noticing — or at least travel grows the habit of slowing down and observing. To me, the most important aspect of travel is this observation, the collation of multiple worlds, all to inform one’s own life with new experiences and habits, which is why our global study programs are so vital. They provide the sort of ...
The Majestic Announces Performance Schedule for Upcoming …
WEB2 hours ago · Scheduled performances include BAM Percussion on Oct. 12 at 3 p.m.; “One Night in Memphis” on Oct. 25; Totem Pole Playhouse’s “A Christmas Carol” on Dec. 6-8 and 13-15; “Dancing With the Local Stars,” produced by the YWCA of Gettysburg Adams County and the Adams County Arts Council, on Jan. 10’ “Moutainfilm on Tour” on Jan ...
The Sunderman Conservatory of Music Hosts The Crossing at …
WEB6 hours ago · The Crossing is best known for their connection of music to social, environmental, and political issues and innovating what most would imagine a choir performance to be like through a 21st century lens. At the workshop conductor Donald Nally and four members of The Crossing, Rebecca Myers, Chelsea Lyons, Michael Jones and Daniel Schwartz ...
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WEBYoung Americans for Freedom’s 9/11 Memorial Vandalized on Campus. Posted 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 …
New Initiatives Addressing Racial Slur Incident Announced by …
WEB2 days ago · On Thursday afternoon, President Bob Iuliano sent a campus-wide email informing the community of steps that the College is taking in light of the incident in which a racial slur was cut into the body of a student at an on-campus informal social gathering. Iuliano began his message by acknowledging and thanking the Black Student Union and ...
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.
The English Department Responds to the Gettysburg Review’s …
WEBOct 5, 2023 · 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. The statement directly addressed President Bob Iuliano and Provost Jamila Bookwala.
Bite the Bullet and Change Our Mascot: The Historical Mascot …
WEBJun 13, 2022 · With our mascot, the “Bullet.”. By identifying our school spirit with the weapon that took those lives. As early as 1924, The Gettysburgian referred to the College’s sports teams as the “Bullets.”. On April 30, 1924, a Gettysburgian headline read “Battlefield Bullets Get Revenge at Collegeville For Previous Defeat On Nixon Field.”.