Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Joined by fellow Druids, Jonas Toupal ‘19 hoists the Fall Nationals trophy in celebration of his Fall Nationals’ victory. -
Tanner Arnold ‘20 gets pied during the Pie a Sigma Chi event during Homecoming and Family Weekend. -
Faithe Bey ‘21 performs an original poem. -
Jake Mirsky ‘18 snaps a photo of the trophy before Fall Nationals on Saturday. -
Isabel Urquiza ‘22 drives for Campus Activities Board during Fall Nationals. -
Gettysburg College men’s lacrosse head coach Hank Janczyk ’76 recalled Coach Dave Urick as “a voice of reason, a peacemaker, someone with humility and great character, someone who thought more about his wonderful wife Linda and three awesome kids, Holly, Scott and Mindy, than he did anything else. -
At the fighting game tournament Red Bull Conquest: Boston, Matthew Hogan ’19, competing under the moniker of “BFGC MonkeyBizness,” finishes his Street Fighter V match on the Red Bull eSports stage with a win. -
Students and faculty gather in downtown Geneva, N.Y. as part of a walkout planned by the International Women’s Strike and the Women’s March. -
Andrew Seta '20 poses for a photo in in Prague, Czech Republic, where he is studying abroad. -
Morgan Hamre ’21 poses in front of Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she is studying abroad. -
Jessica Goldman ’21, Emma Hobika ’21, Kathryn Taylor ’21 and Chandni Patel ’21 take a boat ride on a canal in Central Copenhagen, where they are studying abroad. -
Dr. Peter Britton discusses suicide prevention methods as part of the Psychology Colloquium in the Sanford Room. -
Student Trustee Caitlin Lasher '19 gives a tour to a group of high school guidance counselors visiting campus on Thursday. -
Professor Jimmy Wu of Dartmouth College offers an organic chemistry lecture as part of the series sponsored by Dr. Ed Franks ’72. -
HWS Technology Support Specialist Pawn Philavong plays a computer game following the ribbon-cutting ceremony. -
Director of the HWS eSports Program Aaron Donahue '19 unveils the new eSports House at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday. The Pulteney Street house provides a space for students to practice competitive gaming and interact with like-minded individuals.