2025
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Shaken, but held together by the cornerstone
Though the weather was warm on the evening of Sunday, Sept. 28, the quad was empty. Instead, emergency vehicles filled the campus’s…
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Coca-Cola CEO gives Sticht Lecture
J. Frank Harrison III, chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated, gave the annual Sticht Memorial Lecture in Business and Ethics…
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From skeptic to speaker
Former atheist and environmental activist Paul Kingsnorth will visit Grove City College on Tuesday as the keynote speaker of the annual Christian…
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Cross country prevails at PAC preview
The Grove City cross country team competed at Allegheny College’s Ben Mourer Memorial Classic last Saturday with the men’s team placing fourth…
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Wolverines to induct five into Athletics Hall of Fame
Grove City College will induct the Class of 2025 into its Athletic Hall of Fame this Saturday night, Sept. 27 in conjunction…
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Football falls to Mount Union
The Grove City College football team faced a setback at home on Saturday, Sept. 20 when they fell 14-49 to No. 2…
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Soccer stalled by Penn State Behrend
The Grove City College women’s soccer team closed out its non-conference schedule last Saturday, Sept. 20 with a tough loss to Penn…
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Women’s tennis topples the Tomcats
The Grove City College women’s tennis team secured their fourth-straight victory last Saturday, Sept. 20 with a rousing 7-0 sweep of the…
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Pence returns to Grove City
Former Vice President Mike Pence will resume duties as a distinguished visiting fellow for the Center for Faith & Public Life, part…
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School shootings: a uniquely American tragedy
Our desensitization to violence should be reconsidered
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Mourning a great man
It has been over two weeks since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and yet his name is still everywhere. This is the…
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Photos from a Collegian staff photographer
This week, the photos are the work of sophmore Reagan Thomas. She had the chance this summer to take pictures of some…
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Bands coming to the ‘Burgh’
Hey music lovers! There are some serious concerts and performances coming to Pittsburgh this fall that are worth marking in your calendars…
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Crossing time and sidewalks
Exactly 56 years ago on Sept. 26, 1969, The Beatles released what would be their last studio album titled “Abbey Road.” This…
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25 years of Gilmore Girls
Three things in life are certain: death, taxes and “Gilmore Girls” resurging popularity in the fall. As soon as the leaves begin…
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Placating the pickleballers
Two pickleball courts were recently built on lower campus as a gift from the graduating class of 2024. However, according to a…
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Tedford and Erb join forces
The Grove City College band and orchestra will be performing their first-ever joint concert on Oct. 3. The orchestra, led by Dr.…
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If chicken be the food of love…
Dear Dr. Love, I think I’ve accidentally turned Chick-fil-A into my dating life headquarters. It started with bumping into this one guy…
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A posture of purity
You are priceless. Internalize that statement. Both the God of infinite goodness and a demonic being of tireless insanity are in pursuit…
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Slow your hands
“Go to college, it will teach you time management skills!” Or, for some of us, it will blow time management out of…
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BARS rebrands majors
The Biblical and Religious Studies (BARS) Department of Grove City College made changes to the BARS and Christian ministry majors, which have…
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The Garage changes hours
Parkhurst Dining changed operating hours and food options at The Garage, found inside MAP Café, at the start of the semester. The…
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Reaccreditation in progress
Grove City College is currently undergoing reaccreditation, a two-and-a-half-year assessment of how the college meets organizational standards. The Middle States Commission on…
