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WEBBy Ainsley Green, Staff Writer On Saturday, April 6, Adela Holahan ’24... The Gettysburgian is Gettysburg College’s campus newspaper, serving Gettysburg College since 1897.
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WEBPosted 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. In a series of emails addressed to the students and staff of the Conservatory, its director, James Day, introduced each of the new ...
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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 ...
Victim’s Family Speaks Out on Racially-Charged ‘Hate Crime’ at ...
WEBSep 21, 2024 · On Friday afternoon, the family of the student who had a racial slur cut into their body at a swim team social gathering contacted the Gettysburgian to publicize their statement on the incident, saying their son was the victim of a hate crime. They said the incident occurred two weeks ago on ...
Swim Team Releases Statement Condemning Racial Slur Incident
WEB3 days ago · On Wednesday afternoon, the Gettysburg swim team contacted the Gettysburgian to release a statement addressing an incident in which a racial slur was cut into the body of a swim team member by another team member at an informal social gathering. The College has since confirmed that the student who cut the slur onto another student is no longer ...
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WEBBy 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 of Ukrainian community,” Kardash explained.
Opinion: Community Responds to the Gettysburg Review’s …
WEBOct 8, 2023 · I first learned of Gettysburg College when I read the Chronicle’s announcement of the establishment of the Gettysburg Review. It was, I thought, a bold and brilliant move—against the constellation of other liberal arts colleges. Its success and the College’s commitment to it were the initial factors that led me to apply in Gettysburg’s ...
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WEBPosted By Carter Hanson and Phoebe Doscher on Apr 15, 2022 Episode #2 of The GettysPod begins, as always, with the weekly news briefing, hosted by Phoebe Doscher and Carter Hanson. Then, Doscher talks to President-elect Miranda Zamora and Vice President-elect Geoffrey Meadville about their election victories and how they hope to lead Student Senate next year. Reporting for this episode was ...
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WEBPosted By Eric Lippe on Dec 24, 2023 Dear Reader, Thank you for grabbing a copy of The Gettysburgian. I am the Magazine Editor— the one who orders, edits, and designs the contents of this very magazine. Once every month, the editorial board and our wonderful writers get together to produce this. It is a labor of love from dozens of volunteers. Then, it is my job to elevate the design and ...
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. Since 2012 ...