Gettysburg College students travel to Britain to study ancient artifacts
What if Stonehenge were relocated to a museum and replica stones were erected at the original site? Would the site still feel sacred? Would the fake...
Learn MoreStudy abroad an 'incredible' experience, student says
Studying in Spain was "one of the most incredible things I ever did in my life," said Jen Lech, a Spanish and psychology double-major.
During...
Learn MorePhoto of the Day contest winner chosen by razor-thin margin
A one-vote margin decided Gettysburg College's Photo of the Day contest.
With 93 of 392 ballots cast, Spanish and psychology major Jen Lech,...
Learn MoreGettysburg College grad wins Elie Wiesel ethics essay award
A Gettysburg College graduate was a winner in the Elie Wiesel Prize In Ethics Essay Contest for 2009.
Alexander Englert graduated in May with...
Learn MoreStudent's photos highlight study-abroad experiences in Bahamas, Denmark, Africa
To some travelers, the Bahamas, Copenhagen, and Africa might sound like a dream vacation: fun in the sun, clubbing, and a safari.
But for Katharine...
Learn MoreRise Up, an essay by Bryan S Zerbe '88
"Fadhel can help you," my new colleague told me. Fadhel, a soft-spoken, Western-dressing Bahraini, worked for the chief operating officer. I went to...
Learn MoreFamed dining hall cookies get a tour of London
While studying abroad in England, what did a group of Gettysburg students miss the most? Of all things, it was the cookies from the campus dining center...
Learn MoreFrom Nicaragua to Gettysburg, students serve others through internships
"How can I complain about living in a small dorm room when these children live in cramped conditions ... and wear the same clothes basically ...
Learn MoreJazz Ensemble to perform May 18 before traveling to Greece, Italy
GETTYSBURG, Pa. - A precursor to a ten-day performance trip to Greece and Italy, Gettysburg College's Jazz Ensemble will perform a farewell concert...
Learn MoreStudy abroad gives Gettysburg College students a global education
Nationally, only about two percent of all undergraduates study overseas, but at Gettysburg College, that figure is a whopping 50 percent.
Gettysburg College students visit France to study immigration tensions
Few tourists see the Paris that members of a Gettysburg College senior seminar experienced during a field trip to examine racial tensions there.
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