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Navigating the world of research: Seabird studies build ‘great pathways’ for X-SIG students

Musselman Library commits to providing Gettysburg College students an affordable education

Summer campus happenings

The best of the 2021-2022 academic year

What are First-Year Seminars?

Discovering new opportunities through student-faculty research

The transformational travels of Brandon Neely ’23 in Egypt

Yale doctoral candidate Caitlin Moss ’13 unearths an enthusiasm for research at Gettysburg

Chemistry Prof. Kate Buettner: Facilitating community, providing opportunity

February media mentions

X-SIG: A community of cross-disciplinary researchers

Meem Noshin Nawal Khan ’24: Sparking change through chemistry and writing

In Her Words: Merlyn Maldonado Lopez ’22 curates art exhibition for Sentinel anniversary

Chemistry faculty and students recognized for explorative work

Humanizing the past: Exploring the final footsteps and life stories of Civil War soldiers through a digital history project

How to build relationships with your professors in your first year of college

Chris Lough ’22 on how historical research satisfies your global ambition

Gettysburg Muslim and Jewish students promote inclusion at Oxford Consortium for Human Rights

Two students win prestigious awards from the American Chemical Society

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

Art as activism

Studies of salamander biology open the door to big questions about the microscopic world

Love Letters to Gettysburg

X-SIG goes virtual: 35 students, 15 faculty conducted remote research this summer

What can you achieve in your First-Year Seminar?

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

Xiaoxiao Taoli ’20 builds relationships, maximizes opportunities

How Carter Hanson ’23 engages in democracy

A day-in-the-life of Gettysburg College STEM students

Public history enthusiast soars in first year at Gettysburg College

Uncovering an ‘emerging solution’ to cancer in First-Year Seminars

Kolbe Fellowship opens doors for French exploration

3D printing the future in the Innovation and Creativity Lab

Connect your studies by crossing boundaries—and borders

Cross-disciplinary research sparks discovery in the face of challenge

Crawling in the dark

Virtual reality brings 17th century Spanish theater to life

Why the world should care about the future of the Amazon

Kolbe Fellow advocates for social justice in PA Veterans Courts

How to feel empowered in your first year

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

Bailey Harper ’19: Art historian and future curator

Prestigious fellowships awarded, projects of global impact unite passionate scholars

Eisenhower Institute Undergraduate Fellows investigate themes of 'common security and prosperity'

Connecting your passions

What can you do with a Psychology degree?

Environmental Studies major pilots Innovation Lab drone to conduct flood research

Liberal arts environment fosters mathematics innovation

Succeeding in STEM

Computer science majors augment historic exploration through virtual reality projects

Tyler Mitchell ’20 creates potentially revolutionary medical device in Gettysburg Innovation Lab

Battlefield as teacher

Strategic technology enhancements increase interdisciplinary collaboration in the sciences

Biology Prof. Veronique Delesalle awarded $100,000 grant from Pittsburgh Foundation

Have you heard about the Cross-Disciplinary Science Institute at Gettysburg?

Sunderman Prof. Bill O’Hara pioneers video game music course

In her words: What Christina Noto ’19 learned abroad, and why she’s headed to Namibia

Celebration 2018: A forum for intellectual thought and curiosity

Historical engagement with an eye on the present

Assembling the pieces to inspire change

Finding vaccine solutions around the world

Rewriting the story: Kelsey Cochran '18

Solving the Puzzle - Marion McKenzie ’19

Learning better to inspire living better

An integrative and exploratory experiment

Jacob Marogi ’19 discovers more than just bacteria in first year research

Biology Prof. Ryan Kerney receives $1.03 million grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

Blurring the line between science and art: Zoe Yeoh ’18

Phage therapy: An answer to antimicrobial resistance?

Gettysburg partners with leading pharmaceutical company

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

Gettysburg College launches new Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Initiative

Alex Posch ’14: My first taste of medicine

Amy Violante ’17 finds her ‘why’ at Gburg, joins Pennsylvania College Advising Corps

What you need to know about the eclipse on August 21

How the link between exercise and GI health could impact spinal cord injury research

Bringing humanities research into the 21st century

It’s a small world: Two alums conduct research on this rarely visited continent

A winning combination for a career in health

Science spanning centuries

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

Could studying deaf horses shed light on treatment in humans?

Students provide depth to WWI project through interpretation and personal commentary

Becoming ‘Bat-man’ in the name of science

Through the eyes of seniors: The impact of research

Sunderman students wow at Pennsylvania music conference

From Gettysburg to Yale to a public health start-up

Watch now: What will you jump into your first year at Gettysburg?

First-year student, turned research scientist

Madison Strine ’18 receives prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, with all four nominees honored by foundation

A pen, a pin, and a path to politics

A new use for drones: Eavesdropping

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

How to build an app in 5 steps

Seven alumni co-publish genetics paper with Prof. Steve James

The toughest lady in the Wild West and other American folktales

Questions even a professor can’t answer

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

Exploring the meaning behind fairy tales

Writing my first opera: A reflection by Sunderman Prof. Avner Dorman

One third of your life is spent at work

Bringing studies abroad back home: Anthony Wagner '17 conducts thesis research in South Africa