March 2026
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GCC pursues true, good, beautiful
“Isn’t it marvelous to see a college that defies the typical pattern of institutional entropy?”
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A return to the pines
“The life of Grove City is found in the people who fill it, the lessons that are shared and the interactions that…
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Photo feature
Grove City College welcomed its 10th president, Bradley Lingo ’00, at the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year. Lingo has been a…
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Controversial or credible?
Oscar-nominated actor, Timothée Chalamet, was recently thrust into the entertainment spotlight due to remarks he made about ballet and opera during an…
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Coffee club comes to campus
There’s a new club on campus this month, and it’s all about building community through everyone’s favorite beverage: coffee! Sophomore Ada Vandergoot,…
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Moving on
“I broke up with my girlfriend about a month ago and, honestly, I am still pretty heartbroken. But I have also been…
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Bookends swaps for mission
Bookends Bookstore held its first book swap fundraising event on Tuesday. The event invited local bibliophiles to donate $5 and bring up…
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Onward to Oxford
One of our very own Grovers, Ginger Schiffmayer, is on her way to Oxford University after receiving the esteemed Barry Scholarship. Schiffmayer,…
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On dispositions and (self) denial
On March 12, a gunman rushed into an Old Dominion University classroom of ROTC students in Norfolk, Va. Many shots were fired,…
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A century and a half of leadership
Celebrating a legacy of faith and freedom To celebrate Grove City College’s 150th anniversary, The Collegian is exploring the College’s history, traditions…
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Student publishes mystery novel
Grove City College junior Anastasia Brown celebrated the publication of her first novel, “The House on Breaker’s Ridge,” at its public reading,…
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GCC team finalist in business competition
Four Grove City College students from the Winklevoss School of Business will compete as finalists in the DICK’S Sporting Goods & Pitt…
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Smith Hall wins award
Grove City College’s renovation of Smith Hall of Science and Technology won a 2025 Master Builder Association (MBA) Building Excellence Award for…
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Bradley preaches economic prosperity
Former Grove City College economics professor Anne Bradley presented “A Christian Case for Economic Freedom” to attendees on March 10 in Rathburn…
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‘You Can’t Take It with You’
After tickets sold out for the Grove City College Theatre Program’s spring play, “You Can’t Take It with You,” the cast performed…
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Water polo secures win
The Grove City College women’s water polo secured three key wins last weekend to improve to 3-1 in Collegiate Water Polo Association…
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Baseball closes successful spring training trip
After a long week of baseball in the central Florida heat, the Wolverines closed their time at the RussMatt Invitational with a…
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Softball opens 2026 at the Fastpitch Dreams Classic
The Grove City College softball team launched its 2026 season with an impressive 6-2 showing during its eight‑game spring break trip to…
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Buy Girl Scout Cookies!
I remember standing outside my local Sam’s Club and Walmart in the cold winter and early spring months, trying eagerly and desperately…
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Collegian a is (Keystone) award-winning newspaper
The Collegian was awarded three Student Keystone Media Awards by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association. The Keystone Media Awards recognize student journalism that…
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Chapel music meeting
“In the February 13 issue of the Collegian, Alec Durfee reflected on his interviews with students who desire more historical expressions of…
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Chapel speaker was right: Stop ignoring your feelings
What do you do with the voice in your head that says, “I’m not good enough,” or “I don’t deserve to be…
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Chapel speaker was wrong: Talk was empty platitudes
Kimberly J. Miller’s chapel message on Feb. 25 in Harbison Chapel thoroughly discouraged me. At best, the speaker’s words were grossly vague.…
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Commencement gets political
Get ready Grove City — another politician is coming to town. This year’s commencement speaker is U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky.…
