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Residential Education staff assist with Move-In Day. This year’s Move-In Day is set for Wednesday, Aug. 23 (Photo by Shawna Sherrell).

Whether you’re an incoming first-year or a returning student, it’s always a good idea to think about the things that make living away from home easier. You’ll need big items like computers and clothes, but there might be some smaller, useful items you might not be thinking about as you pack your parents’ car.

Supported by the Gettysburg Approach, the Guided Pathways at Gettysburg College help students connect their personal and professional goals with Guaranteed Career-Ready Experiences. These opportunities allow students to build the knowledge and skills needed for graduate school and their future careers.

Collaboration opens doors for Gettysburg College undergraduate students to seamlessly transition into top-ranked TU graduate programs.

Gettysburg College and Towson University are proud to announce a new partnership that creates clear, accessible career paths for Gettysburg College students to pursue graduate degrees at Towson University through the Graduate Pathway Program.

Grounded in nearly 200 years of impact, Gettysburg College’s visual identity was shaped from a collaborative process that brought together our people, our history, and the values that unite us as Gettysburgians.

Gettysburg College has always been a place that rises to meet the moment—a place where opportunity sparks meaningful action, and where students are empowered to lead lives of consequence. Today, that proud tradition continues with the reveal of our updated look.

Former student-athlete, coach, and administrator brings nearly two decades of leadership experience from Frostburg State University to build on Gettysburg’s tradition of athletic excellence.

Troy Dell ’95 has come full circle. After nearly two decades leading transformative initiatives as director of athletics at Frostburg State University, Dell is returning to his alma mater as executive director of athletics and recreation.

At Gettysburg College, students such as health sciences major and swimmer Paige McKim ’27 grow their knowledge and skills through experiential learning. Hands-on student-faculty research and mentoring from professors support our students’ successes.

Former Gettysburg student-athlete, coach, and administrator returns to his alma mater to lead the Department of Athletics.

Troy Dell ’95 has been named the new Executive Director of Athletics and Recreation at Gettysburg College according to a recent announcement by Vice President of Enrollment and Educational Services Carey Thompson.

Gettysburg College honored 194 graduates of its Gilder Lehrman M.A. in American History program, celebrating their dedication to lifelong learning and educational leadership.

Servo Thanksgiving is among the many Gettysburg College traditions connecting Gettysburgians past and present. Over the decades, the event has continued to build family within the College community.

At Gettysburg College, our traditions, including Servo Thanksgiving, demonstrate the community spirit of our College and how our shared values unite us.

Music Prof. Jocelyn Swigger and Riley Dunbar ’27 are working together to revive and publish the long-lost works of 19th-century composer Agnes Tyrrell, blending research, performance, and mentorship in a transformative academic journey.

When Riley Dunbar '27 walked into Paul Recital Hall during her first year at Gettysburg College, she didn’t expect to stumble upon a project that would change the course of her academic career and launch a multi-year journey across archives, continents, and centuries.