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Gettysburg College to host PA House Debate

Gettysburg students, faculty meet with Chinese diplomats

The best of the 2021-2022 academic year

Discovering new opportunities through student-faculty research

May campus happenings

April stories in review

Lacrosse seniors ready to ‘rise to the challenge’ following Special Commencement Ceremony

How Britney Brunache ’22 and Tom Cassara ’23 learned to thrive at Gettysburg

How Gettysburg helped Ben Pontz '20 pave his path to Harvard Law

How inaugural Entrepreneurial Fellowship recipient Wei Xiong ’15 pays it forward

Aine Ford ’22 on the value of pursuing business at a liberal arts and sciences college

Caroline E. Janney wins 2022 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize

Math and democracy: How Prof. Campbell Hetrick aligns her work for the state of Pennsylvania to her teachings at Gettysburg

Dante Fargnoli ’18 spots integrity and talent as NFL scout

Gettysburg College hosts virtual International Society for First World War Studies Conference

Chasse Rehwinkel ’09 advocates for equity in banking with seat in Illinois’ governor’s cabinet

Jaeger Held ’22 selected as a 2021 Phi Beta Kappa Society Key into Public Service Scholar

Matthew Feldstein ’21: pursuing a passion for public policy and national security

Perspectives on the topic of resilience

How Hannah Dallman ’17 brings families together with her innovative literacy app

The key to Dylan O’Neil’s ’20 job search success: connectGettysburg

Student-faculty book project evaluates women’s history through a modern lens

Haley Shultz ’21 is leading a new public policy newsletter, informing the community on law updates

The power of intellectual curiosity for Casey Ottaway ’22

Signs of change

Jaeger Held ’23 served as Montana’s youngest delegate for the 2020 DNC

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

Munya Choga ’12 uplifts fellow international students with mentorship nonprofit

Psychology students bake and break bread with Gettysburg Middle Schoolers to teach resilience

Virtual CONAPP conference fosters global dialogue about a more just world

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

Churon T. Lanier-Martin ’20: Seeking the betterment of himself and the world

Leveraging liberal arts to prepare students for data-driven world

How Carter Hanson ’23 engages in democracy

Public history enthusiast soars in first year at Gettysburg College

Julia Clevinger ’21: Making a community impact on campus and beyond

The path to new passions

3D printing the future in the Innovation and Creativity Lab

Connect your studies by crossing boundaries—and borders

Kolbe Fellow advocates for social justice in PA Veterans Courts

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

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'

Leadership through basketball

What can you do with a Psychology degree?

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

Office hours: Prof. Florence Ramond Jurney

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

Prof. Charlotte Werbe's research

Ben Tabor ’13 on making connections at home and abroad

Winnie Wang ’18: Committed to fighting homelessness in San Francisco

Battlefield as teacher

Eight faculty members earn tenure

First-Year Seminars prepare students for collegiate success

How the Leadership Certificate delivered opportunity to a first-year

Big impact, small footprint: Jason McCaffrey ’94 is Patagonia’s Director of Surf

8 classes that will change the way you think

Creating social change: Ty Abdul-Karim ’18

Celebration 2018: A forum for intellectual thought and curiosity

Assembling the pieces to inspire change

Unexpected connections lead Elise Sondheim ’15 to Under Armour

Solving the Puzzle - Marion McKenzie ’19

Passion that can change the world

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

Harold Holzer to speak at 2017 Dedication Day ceremony

Entrepreneurship with a global impact

Shannon Brobst '15 applies classroom lessons to real-world problems at Moody's Analytics

Berlin provides new meaning to entrepreneurship

The art of the possible

For the love of data: Svet Semov '11 works for Amazon Web Services

Alex Posch ’14: My first taste of medicine

15 years of tradition at the First-Year Walk

Interning at Cannes: Two students make connections at an international film festival

Bringing humanities research into the 21st century

The win-win of giving

How an English degree prepared Arielle Distasio '12 for the Department of Justice

Only two German-language copies of the Declaration of Independence exist. The College owns one

Science spanning centuries

Marketing vs. science: Applying the same process to a different set of questions

Something for everyone at the 2017 Civil War Institute Conference

Through the eyes of seniors: The impact of research

Taking the lead in international business

Born in a refugee camp, now impacting education—meet Raksmeymony Yin '14

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

From Gettysburg to Yale to a public health start-up

Laying down the law

What can you do with an Organization and Management Studies degree?

Learning about social entrepreneurship beyond the classroom

Putting an economics degree to work as a mechanical engineer

Eyes on the Middle East

Brooke Gutschick ’17: Overcoming adversity, growing as a leader

Cheery Huang ’17 visits Chinatown around the world to learn about her heritage

A pen, a pin, and a path to politics

Prof. Amy Evrard on what we should know about women in the Muslim world

How Gettysburg Fulbright Scholars become global leaders

How to build an app in 5 steps

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

Emerging Scholars Conference bridges the gap between young scholars and student interest

Meet Mariam Aghayan ’17, future diplomat

New affiliation program with Rutgers University allows students to pursue careers in human resources

Prof. D’Addario, the time traveler

Field notes: Joseph Recupero ’17 studies in Mongolia