ALL News
10 years of exploration with the Cross-Disciplinary Science Institute
Prof. Bret Crawford, Daniel Tate ’23, and Brett Travis ’23 in the Particle Accelerator Lab during Summer 2022.
Eisenhower Institute hosts town hall on American youth values
John Della Volpe of the Harvard Public Opinion Project addresses Gettysburg students
Conversations: Letter to the Editor
Dear G’burg friends,
Thank you for your consequential alumni magazine. I am really impressed, and I don’t say that lightly. So, I have written and shared my comments:
The Consequential Battle of Gettysburg from the 1960s to 2022!
As a graduate of G’burg in 1966, I am grateful for the 2022 winter magazine. It is true to its cover: it is consequential. You really caught my attention in four ways!
NAfME recognizes Sunderman graduate Amanda Herold ’22 with Professional Achievement Award
Amanda Herold ’22 received the Professional Achievement Award from the National Association for Music Education in June (Photo courtesy Amanda Herold ’22).
Thia Anyaoku ’23 receives the key to a Gettysburg education
Thia Anyaoku ’23 arrived on campus from England three years ago and used Gettysburg’s liberal arts education to discover a wealth of opportunities (Photo by Miranda Harple).
When Thia Anyaoku ’23 was exploring her options for college, she knew she wanted to break out of the box and discover a new world of possibilities beyond the shorelines of her home country of England. Ultimately, Gettysburg College gave Anyaoku the key to both a vibrant and welcoming community and an unparalleled and career-defining educational experience.
Gettysburg College’s First-Year Walk Tradition Changes Course
Students pass by the Majestic Theater during the First-Year Walk last August (Photo by Shawna Sherrell).
The First-Year Walk, a Gettysburg College tradition that witnesses the incoming first-year class travel through the community to the site of Abraham Lincoln’s famous Gettysburg Address, will alter its route through town on Aug. 25.
Rewarding summer opportunities help pave career paths for Gettysburg students
From Washington D.C. to Boston to Cleveland, students engaged in a variety of internship experiences over the summer, including Hannah Wasson ’23 at the Baltimore-Washington Financial Advisors in Columbia, Maryland.
July media mentions
At Gettysburg College, our passionate community leans into important conversations. From our faculty and staff to our students and alumni, we witness experts, leaders, and innovators at work. They’re newsworthy in their endeavors and are recognized as such—consistently featured by both local and national media outlets.
From mid-June to mid-July, the College received more than 31 media hits, with seven of them being national mentions. Each mention is a testament to the great work that happens here and in ripple effects across the world.
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