Campus Spaces

The Junction serves as the campus' living room, offering our community members a space to socialize and engage with each other in a relaxed and vibrant hub of activity.

The basement of Mosaic House / the Office of Multicultural Engagement offers a more private space for social events and interaction.

The College Union Building Ballroom is one of the most popular, largest, and most versatile spaces on campus.

The Atrium is a section of the dining hall that is able to be reserved by campus entities for a number of purposes, including large-scale meetings, receptions, and banquets.

The Attic is a versatile social space that is open to the campus community when it is not actively reserved by an event sponsor.

Plank Gym is a space that is often utilized for the intramural leagues that are coordinated by Campus Rec, but can be utilized for a number of fair-type programs or events that are a bit more physical in nature.

The College Union Building Lobby is on the first floor of the CUB, adjacent to Shop 1832 and the mailroom.

Located on the 2nd floor of the College Union Building, CUB 260 is a versatile space that is often utilized for events that outsize a typical classroom, but do not quite fill a space as large as the CUB Ballroom.

Glatfelter Lodge, typically referred to as "Glat Lodge," is a small, standalone building that provides an intimate setting for small groups to gather.

Located in the center of the campus, Stine Lake is the heart of the college's social scene -- particularly during the warmer months of the year.

Musselman Beach is a large, open field in between Musselman Hall, Christ Chapel, and Stevens Hall.

During the warmer months of the year, the College Union Building Green is the designated location for CUB tabling (weather permitting).

Servo Field is nestled in between the College's dining hall, Servo, and the Bream Wright Hauser Athletic Complex.

Memorial Field is a large, flat field that borders the College Union Building, Plank Gym, and Apple Hall.

Quarry Pavilion sits on the edge of campus, overlooking Quarry Pond.

Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium is often occupied by the College's athletic teams for games or practices, but can be reserved by the campus community for other events upon availability.

The Kline Theatre is a modified thrust theatre seating 220.

Schmucker Art Gallery offers engaging experiences for the Gettysburg College community and surrounding region through thoughtful and challenging art exhibitions and related programming.

Stevens Laboratory Theatre is a black box theatre seating 50 with moveable seating.

The Student Proton Accelerator laboratory at Gettysburg College has been built and maintained by students and faculty to provide rich hands-on research experiences using techniques from nuclear physics.

The Brogan Center for Quantitative Learning, located on the ground floor of Glatfelter Hall, room 012, is open 24 hours a day.

Gettysburg College designed this recently expanded space in the West Building specifically for the exploration of bold, technological ideas.

The Physics department’s Tech Room/Machine Shop is devoted to special student and faculty research, as well as routine equipment maintenance.

The Gettysburg College Observatory is located at the northwest edge of the Gettysburg College campus.

The Student Lounge is a great place to get together with friends to study and talk physics.

Welcome to Hatter Planetarium, serving the Gettysburg College campus and surrounding community since 1966 and renovated in 2016.

The Writing Center is a place where students across all disciplines can come to talk about their writing.

Inside the 55,000 square-foot John F. Jaeger Center for Athletics, Recreation, and Fitness are an array of athletic and fitness areas available to all Gettysburg students and staff, including The Robert '79 and Angela Ortenzio Fitness Center.