December 2025
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Winter Ball
Get ready for the most festive dance of the year! The Ballroom Club is hosting their annual Winter Ball, and the best…
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Swim preps for midseason meet with fast finishes at Rochester
The Grove City College swimming and diving teams wrapped up their final non-conference dual meet of 2025 with strong performances against the…
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Survival guide: Final exams
Congratulations: You’ve done it. You’ve made it to the end of the fall semester. All that lies between you and a long,…
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Small Ensemble Recital
All of the Music Department’s quartets, trios and brass choirs (and yours truly!) will perform what they’ve been working on all year.…
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SLL Christmas Movie Night
SIC is hosting another of their classic movie nights, but this time it’s Christmas themed! Cozy up with some popcorn and celebrate…
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Saturday night spotlight
For over 50 years, “Saturday Night Live” (SNL) has been on the air, delighting audiences of young and old alike. Lorne Michaels’…
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Remaining rooted in the seasons ahead
It seems as quickly as the semester began, it’s now ending. For the class of 2026, it’s the end of our seventh…
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Pence, McNulty return to teach
Former Vice President Mike Pence, Grove City College President Bradley Lingo ’00, former college president Paul McNulty ’80 and Professor of Political…
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Parkhurst releases Craveable app
On Oct. 27, Parkhurst launched Craveable, an app that allows students to check daily menus and allergen information for campus dining halls.…
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Old bricks, new brilliance, timeless symbol
Barring freshmen and newly transferred students, all current Grovers will remember the fencing and banners that surrounded Rockwell Hall and the back…
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New Thai in town
Chang Thai, which opened on Broad Street early this semester, finally provides Grove City College students some place nearer than Slippery Rock…
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Moonlight Breakfast
If studying has you going crazy, SGA has cooked up the perfect way to end your hectic study day. Get in line…
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Monster or masterpiece?
When it was announced that Guillermo del Toro would be adapting “Frankenstein,” many horror fans were excited. Del Toro is known for…
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Merry music at the Grove
Another year, another brilliant snowfall and another week of the Grove City College Department of Music knocking the socks — or should…
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Fierce competition seasons Wolverines for PAC play
The college’s men’s basketball team fell in a close contest to Penn State Greater Allegheny on Nov. 21 in McKeesport, Pa. The…
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Ex-mas drama
I was invited to someone’s family Christmas this year, and I’m excited, but there’s one problem: Their ex will be there too.…
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College adopts statement of faith
The Grove City College Board of Trustees adopted a statement of faith during its November meeting. President Bradley Lingo ’00 called it…
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Church debuts recovery center
Transformation Church opened its Recovery Resource Center in Grove City on Nov. 6 to meet the needs of anyone with a life-controlling…
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Christmas at GCC
It is finally that time of year! The snow is falling, the music is sounding and the hot cocoa is is keeping…
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Candlelight Service
If you’ve been saving your last chapel credit, now is the time to use it. Join the Touring Choir and the rest…
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Be bad. It’s good for you.
When everything in life seems to come pretty naturally and easily, the first taste of being bad hurts. A lot. I was…
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‘No man is a failure who has friends’
As we are now firmly within the Christmas season, many wise movie lovers are now returning to Frank Capra’s rightly beloved classic,…
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‘A friend is still a friend’
My name is Zach Kappel, and I played Mr. Toad in Grove City College’s production of “The Wind in the Willows.” Admittedly,…
