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WEBFinance, Public Health Policy Majors Approved; President Iuliano Addresses Racial Slur Incident at 9/26 Faculty Meeting. By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, the faculty held their third meeting of the academic year, in which President Iuliano addressed the investigation into the racial slur incident and …
Black Student Union, African Student Association Hold Community …
WEB22 hours ago · Posted By Gettysburgian Staff on Sep 30, 2024 | 0 comments. By Brandon Fey, News Editor. In light of the recent incident involving a student carving a racial slur onto another student at an informal social gathering on campus, the Black Student Union held a campus-wide community meeting alongside the Gettysburg African Student Association on Thursday, Sept. 26 in College Union 260.
Annual Salsa on the Square Brings Gettysburg Community Together
WEB1 day ago · Despite forecasted rain, the annual Salsa on the Square event brought couples dancing, children playing and families enjoying traditional meals to the College Union Ballroom on Friday, Sept. 27. Originally slated for Lincoln Square, the event moved indoors due to poor weather, transforming the ballroom into a warm, jazzy celebration of Latino ...
Finance, Public Health Policy Majors Approved; President Iuliano ...
WEB4 days ago · By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief. On Thursday, the faculty held their third meeting of the academic year, in which President Iuliano addressed the investigation into the racial slur incident and the faculty voted to pass two new major proposals: finance and public health policy.. President Bob Iuliano opened the meeting by speaking on the racial slur incident and its effect on the College ...
Downbeat Presented by the Sunderman Conservatory Wind …
WEB19 hours ago · Posted By Gettysburgian Staff on Sep 30, 2024 | 0 comments. By Sarah Daniels, Staff Writer. On Friday, Sept. 27, the Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony Band and the Gettysburg College Jazz Ensemble presented their first performance of the semester at the Majestic Theater at 8 p.m. Dr. Russell McCutcheon conducted the Wind Symphony Band while Dr. Amanda Heim directed the Jazz Ensemble.
First-Year Seminar Students Organize Clothing Drive
WEB23 hours ago · Students in the first-year seminar, “Tryin’ to Find a Way Back Home: Introduction to Literature of Homelessness in America,” are holding a clothing drive until Oct. 5. Each year, the seminar’s students take a trip to Washington, D.C., where they will be distributing the donated items to individuals experiencing homelessness.
Campus-Wide Email Provides Investigation Update on Racial Slur …
WEBSep 22, 2024 · On Sunday afternoon, Vice President for College Life Anne Ehrlich sent a campus-wide email with an update on the investigation into the racially-charged incident at an unofficial swim team social gathering in which a slur was cut into a student’s chest. She informed the community that the ...
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WEBStaff Report Professor Christopher Fee, Graeff professor of English and medievalist, has been named the Gettysburgian’s faculty advisor. Fee specializes in medieval literature, mythology and the history of vikings. He has written books including “The History of the Vikings: Norse Sagas, Medieval Marauders, and Far-Flung Settlements ...
The College Administration Announces the Termination of the …
WEBOct 4, 2023 · Yesterday afternoon, an email was sent to faculty from President Iuliano and Provost Jamila Bookwala revealing the termination of The Gettysburg Review. The email stated that the decision came as a result of finding that the Review did not significantly enhance the student experience. Iuliano is holding meetings for the employee community ...
Opinion: Community Responds to the Gettysburg Review’s …
WEBOct 8, 2023 · There, I learned how to listen to my inner voice while absorbed in someone else’s writing. With Mark and Lauren’s guidance, I developed my very own personal taste. I learned valuable skills at the Gettysburg Review, which I use in my current job at the Morgan Library and Museum. My work at the Review was listed at …