March 2026
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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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Men’s volleyball bests Hiram in three
The Grove City College men’s volleyball team rounded out the first half of their PAC schedule on March 10, securing a crucial…
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Lingo to be inaugurated
The inauguration ceremony of Bradley Lingo ’00, the 10th president of Grove City College, will occur at 11 a.m. Thursday in Harbison…
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It’s a Murder on the Dance Floor!
Over 100 students gathered Saturday in Breen Student Union as witnesses to a crime: a Murder on the Dance Floor. Swing Club…
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ICO Tucson Mission Trip
of help. They also have foster house locations for the Tucson youth. Our group served at one of these foster houses, helping…
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Grover picks
The Collegian asked individuals around campus what they have been watching lately. Here’s what they had to say: Katie Hillebrand ’28: “My…
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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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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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From screen to stage
This is truly the season of awards. Between the Grammy’s, the Writer’s Guild and the upcoming Oscars, the Actor Awards are in…
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Former college music chair Arnold dies
Grove City College released a statement mourning the death of Dr. Edwin P. “Doc” Arnold, longtime band director and chair of the…
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Folksy Fielder comes to Crawford
Indie folk band Fielder is coming to our very own campus tomorrow! Grove City College is familiar with Christian musician and writer…
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Fire ignites in Ket Rec
A “Humans vs. Zombies” game that the Urban Gaming Club sponsored abruptly ended after a fire broke out Saturday in the Ketler…
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Doctor Love (2025-26)
“My boyfriend and I are typical Grover-achiev-ers. Our calendars are PACKED with school, clubs and sports, and we are starting to feel…
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DiStasi addresses new IDs
Students raised concerns about Grove City College’s plan to implement a digital ID system during a Student Government Association forum Tuesday in…
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Creating a space for healing
The week after Easter break, Grove City will be hosting an exciting and important event in the Breen Student Union. “Exhale.” is…
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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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Community is our defining feature
Now that I am well over halfway through my “college experience,” I have begun to get self-reflective. Am I spending my time…
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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.…
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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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College switching to digital IDs
Grove City College is transitioning to a new digital form of physical authentication technology. Digital Near Field Communication (NFC) on smartphones will…
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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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Choir tours to Nashville
Spring break has ended and the annual tour of the Grove City College Touring Choir has concluded, but the college has not…
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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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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 music meeting
“In the February 13 issue of the Collegian, Alec Durfee reflected on his interviews with students who desire more historical expressions of…
