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Former Gettysburg two-sport standout Kendra Meredith ’18 reflects on her journey to Team USA, preparing for the world championships, and the growing opportunities for women in flag football at her alma mater.

At Gettysburg College, skill building happens with hands-on research. Psychology and biology double major Marina Lomeli ’28 has found Gettysburg’s Cross-Disciplinary Science Institute (X-SIG) summer research experience invaluable in helping her develop adaptability and opening her mind to future careers in psychology or health care.

Entering his eighth year at Gettysburg College, President Bob Iuliano will step into a national leadership role for the ACE Board of Directors.

This summer, Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano was elected vice chair of the American Council on Education (ACE) Board of Directors. His term will begin on October 1, 2026.

During Get Acquainted Day in the spring of 2015, Caroline Glennon ’19 was walking Gettysburg’s campus with her parents, unsure where her journey would take her next. A student stopped them to help with directions for the next scheduled event.

Not long after that activity finished up, that same student saw Glennon and her family again, strolling on the edge of the fountain by Masters Hall. The student quickly asked, “Did you find it? How did it go?”

History Prof. Hannah Greenwald has received a 2026 ACLS Fellowship to support new research and strengthen connections among faculty scholarship, student learning, and mentorship at Gettysburg College.

Gettysburg College History Prof. Hannah Greenwald has been selected as a 2026 fellow by the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), one of the nation’s leading supporters of scholarship in the humanities and interpretive social sciences.

Inside Breidenbaugh Hall, in the office of English Prof. Jack Ryan, every object tells a story.

From a pufferfish sculpture to Stoles of Gratitude from alumni, each reveals parts of the character of this beloved Gettysburg College professor and administrator.

Ryan arrived at Gettysburg from Cleveland, Ohio, in 1994 for a two-year visiting professor appointment. Little did he know at the time that he would stay and devote more than three decades of his career to working in our community.

Today’s faculty spotlight features Psychology Prof. Allison Yurasek. She has taught at Gettysburg College since 2023.

Yurasek received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Marietta College. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Memphis and completed her clinical internship and a NIDA T-32 post-doctoral fellowship from Brown University in 2014 and 2016, respectively.

Gordie Beittenmiller’s lifelong connection to Gettysburg inspires his support for our College as a trustee, donor, entrepreneur, and filmmaker committed to strengthening the institution’s future.

Gordie Beittenmiller’s connection to Gettysburg College did not begin with an acceptance letter, a residence hall, or a diploma. It began with a story.

The Civil War Institute is enormously grateful to Prof. Ian Isherwood for his leadership over the past year, and his commitment to CWI's staff, students, and conference attendees. As the next academic year approaches, Prof. Isherwood has stepped down as Director of CWI to resume his full-time faculty responsibilities.

Gettysburg College celebrated the fourth graduating class of its Master of Arts in American History program. Graduates were challenged to bring deeper knowledge, courageous inquiry, and a commitment to truth into classrooms and inspire future generations of citizens.

In a place where the nation’s history continues to shape its future, Gettysburg College celebrated the fourth graduating class of the Gettysburg College-Gilder Lehrman Institute Master of Arts in American History program on July 16 at the Majestic Theater.