2026
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Brand New Day: Brand new records
Many movie adaptations have been made about Marvel’s wall-crawling hero, Spider-Man. Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield found huge success in their respective…
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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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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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Book v. movie ‘The Odyssey’
“The Odyssey” has been retold countless times; directors have repeatedly tried to translate Homer’s 3,000-year-old epic into a smash-hit movie. World-famous director…
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Basham bashes Grove no more
By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Despite previous disagreements with the college, reporter and Daily Wire podcaster Megan Basham applauded Grove City…
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Baseball sweeps the Cougars in home opener
The Grove City College baseball team opened both its home schedule and PAC play in emphatic fashion Saturday afternoon, sweeping a doubleheader…
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Baseball drops doubleheader
The Grove City men’s baseball team dropped an 8-7 decision to Depauw on Saturday, followed by another loss in the second game…
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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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Are ‘tradwives’ trad?
Since 2020, the “tradwife” trend has overtaken the internet. Wives and mothers dress in floor length sundresses, holding babies with one hand…
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An ever-evolving identity
If you ask a student from Slippery Rock, Westminster or W&J to describe Grove City College, they’d probably say something like “Grove…
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Alumni spotlight: Bill Deasy
With all the concerts we’ve had this school year — and more coming up — it is no surprise that our musically…
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AI-generated music causes concerns
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Writing music isn’t for everyone. Music can take anywhere from days to years to make. But…
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AI theme of E+I preview
Grove City students are divided on AI’s role in business and concerned that this ever-advancing technology will negatively affect their employment opportunities.…
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AI can improve spiritual life
“We must therefore learn to use powerful tools without outsourcing our intellectual or spiritual formation to them.” — President Brad Lingo AI…
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AI and the worthy life
Another perspective on AI and education By Anastasia Brown · Community Editor GCC “As we begin this new academic year, together we…
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Accounting internship hunt causes struggles
By Natalie Hanna · Sports Editor As I’m sure most can relate, I felt like I was perpetually stressed last school year.…
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A statement of unity
In last week’s issue, John Hatzis put together an excellent Perspectives page that offered various responses of the student body to the…
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A small part of a 150-year legacy
The concept of celebrating a college’s 150th birthday is a dizzying one, especially for a four-year undergraduate student. It is almost like…
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A ringless spring
When there is no ring by spring, what do we do? Some of you may have never wrestled with this anxiety, but…
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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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A house divided cannot stand
I support Grove City College’s statement of faith. One of the primary reasons I came here was the college’s explicit mission of…
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A Christian approach to gender
The Bible informs what it means to be a gentleman or lady in 21st-century America By Joseph Fossa · Contributing Writer If…
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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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84 Lumber exec pitches internships
Paul Yater, chief information officer and head of human resources at 84 Lumber, addressed Grove City College students Tuesday on the value…
