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Gettysburg College is dedicated to serving the community, and its impact is evident through the many areas of campus where students, faculty, and staff come together to drive meaningful change in the world. The Center for Public Service (CPS), Athletics, and Greek Life are three of the key contributors that exemplify this commitment.

 “Fundamentally, the goal of my work is to empower all Gettysburg community members to learn how to be more effective and ethical in their leadership pursuits,” shared Dr. Andy Hughes, Executive Director of the Garthwait Leadership Center (GLC). “Not everyone thinks that leadership can be learned or that they have leadership potential. I spend a lot of my time trying to make the case of why leadership training and development is so important, especially while in college.” 

Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano was elected to the American Council on Education (ACE) Board of Directors on July 10. Iuliano’s term will begin in Fall 2024.

Iuliano was appointed the 15^th president of Gettysburg College in 2019, previously serving as Deputy to the President and Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Harvard University.

World-renowned documentarian Ken Burns will host a special event for Gettysburg College students on February 10 from 3 - 4 p.m. in the College Union Building Ballroom on campus. The talk and film reel presentation, titled Activism and Protest, was compiled by Burns and his team at Florentine Films and UNUM specifically for his visit to Gettysburg.

Ratul Pradhan ’25 worked as a software engineering intern at ASTRO America Through the Eisenhower Institute’s Summer Fellowship program.

At Gettysburg College, Ratul Pradhan ’25 has built a consequential career, making a positive impact on our campus community through his commitment and passion for making the world a better place.

This past summer, Delaney Donohoe ’25 served as a communications intern at the YES Network, one of the nation’s most-watched regional sports networks.

This September, Gettysburg College earned a Silver Seal from the ALL IN Democracy Challenge—a national and nonpartisan initiative to encourage informed participation, citizenship, and civic learning in higher education.

Students celebrate the arrival of the Class of 2028 for Orientation at Gettysburg College.

During Orientation, the Gettysburg College community gathered to celebrate the Class of 2028, who joined a dynamic network of Gettysburgians, each of whom have created their own story at Gettysburg.

Seven Gettysburg College students recently returned from a trip to Belize, where they worked alongside professional academic researchers to excavate the Classic period Maya site of Chan Chich—specifically in a courtyard area where rulers or political elites were living between 600 and 900 AD. 

Rebecca Ruggles ’26 (far left) worked with fellow students to welcome visiting alumni during Reunion Weekend.