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humanities

Noa Leibson ’20 on making majors work for your outside-of-school life

Bailey Harper ’19: Art historian and future curator

Women’s lacrosse seniors ‘on to greatness’ after graduating in Special Commencement Ceremony

Prestigious fellowships awarded, projects of global impact unite passionate scholars

Eisenhower Institute Undergraduate Fellows investigate themes of 'common security and prosperity'

Connecting your passions

2019 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize recipient honored

Google and the future of work

In her words: Phoebe Doscher ’22 shares first-year reflections on campus life

Liberal arts roots prepare alumni for Penn Law success

On Rome: Francesca Costa ’19 explores archaeology in ancient Italy

Jeff Binner ’14 reveals beauty of harvest season through musical composition

A look at Latinx House: Candice Montenegro ’20 finds community by building it

Maggie Langtry ’09: TV Producer for Summer House, Real Housewives of Atlanta

College honors legacy, life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Alumni Profile: Andeulazia Hughes-Murdock ’18

Prof. Charlotte Werbe's research

Gettysburg College students find their voice and hone their path as informed and empathetic citizens

Office hours: Prof. Florence Ramond Jurney

Video: Prof. Avner Dorman’s new percussion concerto

Sunderman Conservatory of Music’s tips for acing your audition

Prof. Marta Robertson wins the Judy Tsou Award from the American Musicological Society

What can you do with a music degree?

Battlefield as teacher

Emily Vega ’19: Building community, bridging divides

Prof. notes - Charles (Buz) Myers Jr. P'09

Forging the path to CEO

Eight faculty members earn tenure

Diversity, inclusion, and difficult conversations

First-Year Seminars prepare students for collegiate success

Sunderman Prof. Bill O’Hara pioneers video game music course

How the Leadership Certificate delivered opportunity to a first-year

8 classes that will change the way you think

What can you do with an English degree?

Learn more than what's expected

The antidote for ignorance: A liberal arts education?

Econ majors to learn from Chris Matthaei ’01 gift, innovative software

In her words: What Christina Noto ’19 learned abroad, and why she’s headed to Namibia

Celebration 2018: A forum for intellectual thought and curiosity

Historical engagement with an eye on the present