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Keeping Memories Alive

How Gettysburgians are preserving history for future generations

Path To The Pros

The Gettysburg Network is all about teamwork—especially within the competitive business of professional sports.
A photo of Stacy Godnick ’84 and Julianne Cabour ’12

Q&A: Julianne Cabour ’12, Stacy Godnick ’84 discuss the power of mentorship

Stacy Godnick ’84 (left) mentored Julianne Cabour ’12 during an internship experience at Boston University in the summer of 2010.

Noteworthy: Ensuring Career Readiness

Through their Career-Ready Experience, Gettysburg College students will connect what they learn in the classroom and across campus with the real-world environment of a professional workplace. The Gettysburg Approach guarantees our graduates enter the working world ready for their first job and every job after, throughout the entirety of their careers.

From Campus to Canberra

Wherever you go, Gettysburg stays with you.

Behind The Scenes With a Gettysburg Great

How a sea of opportunities led to communicating sea turtle science worldwide

From The Archives: Answering History’s Call: Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day

World War II oral history project preserves accounts of the greatest land and sea invasion in world history
Gettysburg College celebrated the accomplishments of the newest graduates

Master’s graduates charged to practice their humanity, compassion through historical imagination

Gettysburg College celebrated the accomplishments of the newest graduates in its Master of Arts in American History program during a Commencement Ceremony inside The Majestic Theater on July 10.

A photo of Cailin Casey ’20 in the French Alps

Cailin Casey ’20 prepares for opportunity in science communication

In fall 2023, Cailin Casey ’20 attended a conference in Les Houches in the French Alps and hiked to Bossons Glacier.

A photo of Dr. Mike Karchner ’19 holding his beagle, Hazel

Lives of Consequence: The keys to a consequential life connect people and pets through veterinary medicine

Dr. Mike Karchner ’19 holds his beagle, Hazel, whom he adopted during his first year of veterinary school

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