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Natalie Vancura ’25 (middle) strengthened her bond with the campus community through her job as a student programming coordinator in the Office of Student Activities and Greek Life.

Discovering work opportunities on campus

After adjusting to living on my own for the first time, the rigor of college courses, and making new friends, I wanted to begin making my mark on the Gettysburg community by getting a job on campus. The opportunity to work on campus actually came when I was least expecting it.

The Class of 1972 returned to Gettysburg to celebrate its 50th class reunion in June. The class earned awards for the highest percentage of classmates in attendance and the biggest percentage of classmates to make a gift this fund year (Photo by Anh Nguyen ’22).

WellSpan Health is expanding its partnership with the Gettysburg Health Center to offer medical services to not only students, but to the College’s staff and faculty as well, beginning September 5. As part of this agreement, the center will be renamed the Gettysburg Health Center by WellSpan Health.

Gettysburg College faculty are passionate about the work they do, innovative in their approach to pedagogy, and driven to shape the lives of our students through each interaction. Because their investment in our students has lifelong and widespread impact—among countless other reasons—their work is well worth celebrating.

Visiting the Dresden Porcelain Collection, part of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen of Dresden, Germany.

Every time we uncover archaeological treasures, they transport us back in time to share a story of the people who created them—and Art History Prof. Yan Sun enjoys every minute of it.

If walls could talk, what stories would our buildings share? Each building on the Gettysburg College campus has witnessed both challenges and celebrations throughout history. Step back in time and into seven buildings whose stories live on today.

The Land Acknowledgment Statement formally recognizes the land on which Gettysburg College sits is Indigenous land.

Seth Statler ’83, director of government affairs at the National Fire Protection Association, believes that a meaningful life isn’t found in money, status, or objects. Rather, he said, it’s found through living a life in service to others—a deep-rooted value that grew increasingly clear to him throughout his time at Gettysburg College and in the years that followed.

Bruce Silverglade ’68, owner of the iconic Gleason’s Gym, highlights the transformational role boxing has played in his life and his community.

Public Policy Students at the Supreme Court

Gettysburg College is a place where many students discover their true passions and how they will leverage their passions to make a difference in the world. For Matthew Feldstein ’21, who is a political science and public policy double major, his experiences at Gettysburg College let him hone his interests in national security and public policy.