The best way to see Gettysburg is in three dimensions, in person, on a campus visit. But the pictures here will give you a taste for the campus, the buildings, residence halls, classrooms, the library, and other resources and facilities on campus.

The First-Year Walk is a Gettysburg College tradition whereby the entire first-year class comes together to retrace Abraham Lincoln's steps to the site of his famous Gettysburg Address.	Built in 1889, Glatfelter Hall houses the departments of computer science, mathematics, management, economics, political science, sociology, and anthropology.	The Commons - a flexible space in the CUB that offers students and others on campus a cafe along with plenty of lounging and reading space and two computers to access email or check library listings.
The College's 86,000-square foot science center offers abundant classroom, lab, and study areas conducive to both independent and collaborative learning.	Gettysburg's average class size of 18 students creates countless opportunities for engaging classroom discussion.	Gettysburg's Musselman Library -- open 24 hours a day during the week -- is an important resource for the campus community.
Tune into Gettysburg on your iPod. Podium, our podcasting website, features audio and video clips highlighting recent events and achievements from within the College community.	Attend a jazz concert or Improv event, perform in one of Gettysburg College's three a capella groups, organize a panel to discuss current issues, or just have a bite to eat while preparing for your physics exam -- all in the Junction.	Lawn golf, anyone?
More than 50,000 emails are transmitted each day on Gettysburg's campus, but there is still nothing quite like receiving a birthday card from grandma or the latest issue of a favorite magazine via "snail mail."	Gettysburg students keep the same campus post office box all four years.	The Alumni House porch affords future Gettysburg alumni a comfortable outdoor study area.
Gettysburg has ranked consistently in the top tier of the nation's liberal arts colleges	Adirondack chairs dotting Gettysburg's campus -- a gift from President Will to the College community -- become popular study spots on sunny days.	Gettysburg College's 2,500 students hail from 40 states and 35 foreign countries.
Hungry students make their way to the dining center. On the night of the dining hall's annual Thanksgiving dinner, hundreds of students line this walkway in anticipation of a favorite campus tradition.	Gettysburg's beautiful 200-acre campus consists of 60 buildings representing many architectural styles.	Gettysburg's campus offers easy access to three major metropolitan areas: Harrisburg (45 minutes), Baltimore (60 minutes), and Washington (80 minutes).
Ninety-five percent of Gettysburg graduates are employed or pursuing graduate school within one year.	If Gettysburg is your first choice, we encouraged to apply for Early Decision admission. The EDI application deadline is November 15 and the EDII deadline is January 15.	Come and experience Gettysburg's dynamic College community for yourself! Visit options include campus tours, group information sessions, personal interviews, and day and overnight visits.
Gettysburg students are actively involved, both inside and outside the classroom.	Nearly all campus computer labs are accessible 24 hours a day.	Gettysburg College's recommended laptop purchase program provides students with an excellent machine at a discounted price, priority service, an extensive software package, and a 3-year warranty.
Made possible by a grant from the Alden Trust the Digital Center, located on the ground floor of Musselman Library, provides students with access to various kinds of popular digital equipment.

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