New York Times profiles Gettysburg College music Prof. Avner Dorman
The New York Times profiled Gettysburg College music Prof. Avner Dorman, a rising international star composer.
"Dorman's music works its magic by melding far-flung influences and making them sound natural together," reads the Times' April 8 story, under the headline "A composer... Learn More
Vote for the Top Ten story of 2010
From deep snow on campus to students firing back at Jon Stewart to a record number of Fulbright student scholars, 2010 was a stellar year for Gettysburg College.
Listing all of the year's news would be impossible, but we think the following are the College's Ten Best Stories of 2010.
The...
Web videos by Josh Scheinblum '11
Josh Scheinblum '11 is an active videographer on the Gettysburg College campus, working with the Sports Information Office, Office of Web Communications & Marketing, and Office of Communications & Marketing to produce web videos. He also interned with Laura Strickler '95 in CBS News' Investigative...
Gwen Ifill to speak about why politics matter April 8
Gwen Ifill will speak on "Breaking Through: Why Politics Matters" April 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Gettysburg College Union Building, Room 260.
Ifill is moderator and managing editor of "Washington Week" and senior correspondent for "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer." Author of "The Breakthrough: Politics...
International student Denitsa Koleva '10 leads the Student Senate
Denitsa Koleva's fellow students have made it clear: she is a leader.
Not only was she elected president of the Student Senate, but she also received a Linnaean Award, granted jointly by student...
Faculty and student research the effect of 2009 Pennsylvania budget impasse on local agencies
Gettysburg College Sociology Professor Michael Gibbons and students blended research methods with public policy to help community service organizations in South Central Pennsylvania.
As many states did last year, Pennsylvania lawmakers struggled to pass a budget in a strained economy - arguing...
History professors discuss the Underground Railroad, imperialism, and Lincoln on video
A downloadable video series focusing on faculty members and their published works and research is available on the College's YouTube channel. Five members of the history...
Think critically. Act compassionately. Kate Sweetland-Lambird '10 student leadership video
Kate Sweetland-Lambird '10 came to Gettysburg knowing she would get involved with the College's Center for Public Service (CPS). What she didn't know was that community involvement would prove to be a transformational experience...
Gettysburg College students enjoy turkey with friends, chili for a cause
Each year Gettysburg College's Dining Center hosts Thanksgiving dinner for more than 2,000 students. Seated with their friends, students are served a roasted turkey with all the fixings by more than 100 faculty and staff. Students carve their own turkeys and celebrate the approaching holidays with...
Gettysburg College students complete media internships with NBC, CBS, Sirius XM
While interning at NBC News in New York, Andrew Arenge, Class of 2010, was "in the control room during any breaking news," including "when we announced that Michael Jackson had passed away."
Arenge also worked on NBC's exclusive "Inside the Obama White House" special. He interned...
Learning to lead: student manages orientation experience for new class
Like most first-year students, Angela Dolson was nervous when she arrived on campus. Unlike most first-years, she resolved to help future new arrivals adapt to campus life.
This past summer, she took the lead in planning Learn More
Campus candlelight vigil honors King legacy; video available
Members of the Gettysburg College community gathered Jan. 19 for a candlelight vigil in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Dozens of students, faculty members, administrators, staff members and others braved chill temperatures and falling snow to gather on the steps on Musselman...
Top Ten stories highlight high-profile year at Gettysburg College
From presidential campaigns visiting campus to professors analyzing the race on national television, 2008 was a high-profile year for Gettysburg College.
Listing all of the year's great stories - from a student saving a local boy's life to breaking ground for a new athletic center...
Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College Fall 2008 Speaker Series wrap-up
The Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College's Fall 2008 Speaker Series featured politicians and pundits who analyzed the presidential election, women and politics and the future of transportation, and interacted with students on campus.
Speakers included Hardball host...
Gettysburg College students enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner with friends
What do you do with 224 turkeys, 2,000 students, and 100 faculty and staff volunteers? Serve Thanksgiving dinner.
Each year the dining center hosts Thanksgiving dinner for the students. Seated with their friends, students are served a roasted turkey with all the fixings...
Lincoln-Douglas debates remain at heart of U.S. politics, Gettysburg College prof says
There is a direct link between today's "culture wars" and the famed Lincoln-Douglas debates of 150 years ago, a Gettysburg College professor argued in an op-ed in the Christian Science Monitor.
Tensions surrounding morality and politics reflect "a battle between two basic...
'Hardball's' Chris Matthews talks politics at Gettysburg; photos and video available
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — MSNBC's "Hardball" host Chris Matthews spoke to a standing-room only crowd Sept. 16 at Gettysburg College.
Matthews covered several issues surrounding the 2008 presidential election and the candidates themselves. He refrained from directly commenting on whom he would...
New Gettysburg magazine features presidential campaign; video available
The company candidates keep reveal far more about them than soundbites and campaign ads, political science Prof. Shirley Anne Warshaw says in the summer issue of Gettysburg, the College's magazine.Justice O'Connor tells grads to 'aim high'; video and photo gallery available
Note: To replace programs damaged by rain, Gettysburg College has mailed new copies to graduates and their families. Anyone who has not received a new Commencement program can contact Kathy Criasia, executive assistant to the President, at kcriasia@gettysburg.edu or 717-337-6012...
Gettysburg College prof probes political debates on NPR's WHYY
Gettysburg College's Civil War Era Studies Professor Allen Guelzo appeared on "Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane," Philadelphia's NPR affiliate WHYY serving southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and South Jersey, on May 13.
Guelzo talked about his new book, "Lincoln and ...
Video of the winning acts and highlights from the 2008 Talent Show
A dozen students sang, performed, and danced while participating in this year's annual Talent Show last month. Sponsored by Gettysburg College's International Club, the event drew a large crowd and cash prizes were awarded to the top three performances.
"It is fun to have an event...
Gettysburg College faculty talk about writing, research in video interviews
GETTYSBURG, Pa. - A downloadable audio-visual series focusing on faculty members and their published works and research is available on the College's video and podcasting site, Podium.
The faculty authors discuss their published works and research, challenges they faced and surprising...
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