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Dec 9, 2016 · Year in Review: 2024 at Gettysburg College. Compiled by Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief Photos by William Oehler, Grace Jurchak, Sofia Gutierrez, Vincent DiFonzo and Gettysburg College January Community members gathered to remember the late Sara Gifford, former Assistant Director of International Student Services, on Jan. 25 in Christ Chapel.
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Gettysburg Commemorates 2024 Dedication Day. Posted By Brandon Fey on Dec 8, 2024. By Brandon Fey, News Editor Few symbols of Gettysburg are as iconic as that of President Lincoln delivering his famous Gettysburg Address in which he described the United States as a nation “conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”
Year in Review: 2024 at Gettysburg College | The Gettysburgian.
Dec 29, 2024 · Community members gathered to remember the late Sara Gifford, former Assistant Director of International Student Services, on Jan. 25 in Christ Chapel.Gifford was killed on Dec. 22 of the previous year in a car accident on U.S. Route 15. In addition to her work at Gettysburg College, Gifford was completing her Ph.D in English literature from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Victim’s Family Speaks Out on Racially-Charged ‘Hate Crime’ at ...
Sep 21, 2024 · Posted By Vincent DiFonzo on Sep 20, 2024 | 55 comments. Editor’s Note: This story reports on the statement released to The Gettysburgian by the family of the victim who had a racial slur cut into them by another student.
Campus-Wide Email Provides Investigation Update on Racial Slur …
Sep 22, 2024 · This is a transformative moment, not just for the college, but for the community. Therefore, as an active antiracist advocate working toward racial justice in Gettysburg, it would be my hope that the college reqire all freshmen to have training in antiracists practices that will create a deeper understanding of how and why such incidents can be avoided as we celebrate diversity and our common ...
War Ravaged Gettysburg 161 Years Ago. Here’s How the Battle …
Jul 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 ...
Opinion: Is the Financial Situation at the College That Bad?
Oct 7, 2024 · While overall spending has decreased — from $136 million in 2019 to $124 million in 2023 — students have felt the impact. Programs like the Gettysburg Review have closed, the CWI Fellows experienced funding cuts, administrative assistants are being shared among multiple departments, library resources are stretched thin, the Student Senate’s budget has been reduced and salaries are ...
125 Years of The Gettysburgian | The Gettysburgian.
Jun 12, 2022 · 125 Years of The Gettysburgian. Posted By Phoebe Doscher and Gettysburgian Staff on Jun 12, 2022 | 0 comments. By Luca España // Director of Photography & Phoebe Doscher // Editor-in-Chief. The Gettysburgian began in 1897 as a publication called The Weekly Gettysburgian.At the time of its inaugural issue, the team published local news in a tabloid print newspaper on a weekly basis.
The College Administration Announces the Termination of the …
Oct 4, 2023 · Strong case to continue this high quality piece that informs alumni, students , parents and friends ($) of GBURG. This reeks of the same mentality that banished physical education and education degrees and the broad-based alumni board, the newspaper in print, and even the venerable Bullet logo, described by a graduate in NCAA hall of fame as one of the most distinguished college logos in the ...
What Does The Gettysburgian Mean to You?—In Reflection of 125 …
Dec 18, 2022 · “At its best, The Gettysburgian has the capacity to help Gettysburg College be the best version of itself. As an editor, I could be a little aggressive—or at least persistent—to shine a light on what did not seem right, but it was always in service of trying to uphold the institutional values to which we said we aspired.