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A call-to-action for global citizenship from Fulbright recipient Anthony Wagner ’17

Virtual CONAPP conference fosters global dialogue about a more just world

General Electric Gas Power Global Supply Chain CFO shares importance of forward progress

Listen to Episode 13 ‘What being a Gettysburgian means to members of the Class of 2020’

How Carter Hanson ’23 engages in democracy

Sierra Conboy ’20: A journey toward growth and possibility

Listen to podcast Episode 8 ‘COVID-19’s effects on local and national elections’

A persistent curiosity about the world led Katie Lobosco ’09 to CNN

Troy Datcher ’90 named 2020 EBONY Power 100 honoree

Building skills for the business world at Gettysburg College

Virtual internship opens student’s eyes to change around the world

How the Gettysburg Network invests in your future

10 Gettysburg College faculty published 13 major works in 2019

Monae Evans ’15 appears on National Geographic, advocates for criminal justice reform

Connect your studies by crossing boundaries—and borders

Kolbe Fellow advocates for social justice in PA Veterans Courts

Connecting your passions

How the Leadership Certificate delivered opportunity to a first-year

Of memos and networking: Connections to D.C.

In his words: Ben Pontz ’20 and the “essence of experiential learning”

Discovering her resilience: World traveler to future Marine

Playing basketball on an international stage

Passion that can change the world

How to make it as a D.C. “super lawyer”

Entrepreneurship with a global impact

The art of the possible

Through the eyes of seniors: The impact of research

Eisenhower Institute receives $250,000 gift to enhance Fielding Center for Presidential Leadership Study

Eyes on the Middle East

How Gettysburg Fulbright Scholars become global leaders

How to build an app in 5 steps

Bullets set records and achieve milestones

Eisenhower Institute Fellows awarded projects from the U.S. State Department

Meet Mariam Aghayan ’17, future diplomat

Troy Datcher ’90: “When you see injustice, do something about it”

Field notes: Joseph Recupero ’17 studies in Mongolia