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Cailin Casey ’20 prepares for opportunity in science communication
In fall 2023, Cailin Casey ’20 attended a conference in Les Houches in the French Alps and hiked to Bossons Glacier.
Lives of Consequence: The keys to a consequential life connect people and pets through veterinary medicine
Dr. Mike Karchner ’19 holds his beagle, Hazel, whom he adopted during his first year of veterinary school
What to expect in year one of the Guided Pathways
Students walk through campus on the first day of classes.
Gettysburg College welcomes back alumni for 2024 Reunion Weekend
More than 1,200 alumni returned to Gettysburg College for Reunion Weekend on May 30-June 2 (Photo by Doug Huber ’06, ProArts Media).
Theresa Maughan M’24 attains lifetime dream with master’s degree
During the 2023-2024 academic year, Theresa Maughan M’24 taught Early U.S. History to 10th graders, Modern U.S. History to 11th graders, and AP African American Studies to seniors at East Orange STEM Academy High School in New Jersey.
Jesseb Adam M’24 shares knowledge from master's program with Colorado students
Graduates of the Gettysburg College-Gilder Lehrman Institute (GLI) M.A. program receive Stoles of Gratitude at their Commencement ceremony
Jesseb Adam M’24 is passionate about bringing history to life and helping high school and college students understand how decisions America’s leaders make ripple throughout the years.
Yaman Acharya ’26 investigates cosmic energy in astrophysics internship
Night sky photo by Physics Prof. Ian Clarke, director of Gettysburg College’s Hatter Planetarium
Yaman Acharya ’26 remembers the evenings he spent as a youth gazing at the night sky above his home in Nepal. The cosmic dance of stars in the constellations hundreds of thousands of miles above him invited his imagination to explore the universe’s wonders.
The best of the 2023-2024 academic year
As we look back at the 2023-2024 academic year, we celebrate all we’ve accomplished and all that’s ahead.
Read below for several highlights and share your favorite Gettysburg College moments on social media: #gettysburgreat.
Gettysburg College earns Carnegie Elective Classification for Leadership for Public Purpose
Self-study findings for the Carnegie Elective Classification for Leadership for Public Purpose showed that Gettysburg College has a strong institutional commitment to leadership for public purpose, especially in student-facing efforts, both curricular and co-curricular, such as the Eisenhower Institute Leadership Conference in January 2024, which was organized and developed by students under the guidance of Eisenhower Institute and Garthwait Leadership Center administrators.
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