2026
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The Grover-Achiever (2025-26)
April 24, 2026 By Mara Barrick March 27, 2026 By Mara Barrick “The Grover-Achiever: Episode Two” by Mara Barrick March 20, 2026…
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The dark side of BookTok
BookTok has taken over the internet, and in a lot of ways, it’s a great online community. Readers from across the globe…
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The cruelty of comparison
Another year, another semester and another finals season that rises ominously from the future, less than two weeks away. For some, these…
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The Collegian: Telling Grove City College’s story for 137 years
Is print journalism dead? If you’re reading this in the print edition of The Collegian, the answer should be obvious. It’s no.…
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The Collegian launches website
By Elizabeth Jenkins · Contributing Writer The Collegian enters the modern age, launching its official website Friday. Boasting 135 years as a…
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The Collect for Ash Wednesday
Almighty and everlasting God, you hate nothing you have made, and you forgive the sins of all who are penitent: Create and…
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The “flipped classroom” flop
“It’s innovative and will promote more comprehensive learning.” “Your homework will be done in class, isn’t that great?” “Flipped classrooms are the…
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Thank you!
This has been a historic year for the Perspectives section. The numbers speak for themselves: In our 20 editions, we have featured…
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Talk shows dying breed
A studio audience, a comical host and a celebrity guest. For decades, television talk shows repeatedly used that formula. But the equation…
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Students take on the Crimson Card+, campus character minus
Our college should seek the flourishing of its students above all else, and each campus decision ought to be made toward that…
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Students explore digital frontiers
GCC students are preparing for futures in a world dominated by social media. By Olivia Emerick · Copy Chief As social media…
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Students deserve a choice
With the advent of technology comes much skepticism, and in this case, skepticism is not so unfounded as one might think. It’s…
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Student’s sourdough business grows
Don’t you wish that you could have homemade bread in the dining halls every day? Perhaps it could even be stocked at…
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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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Strong showing from men’s and women’s golf
By Natalie Hanna · Sports Editor MEADVILLE — The Grove City College men’s and women’s golf teams competed at Allegheny College’s annual…
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Statistics is the best math
By Madison Miller · Contributing Writer ELOQUI I like statistics, and no, I’m not mentally ill. But if you (understandably) wanted to…
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SSFT Travel Course
I received an email advertising the SSFT travel course to France and Germany. I had never heard of a travel course previously,…
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Spring concert lineup kicks off with Connor Flannagan
This school year, the Student Involvement Council (SIC) has sponsored many concerts, and the spring lineup starts off strong with next Saturday’s…
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Sports at a Glance (2026-27)
Results Football (18-28): L, Cortland (1-0) Men’s Soccer (2-2): T, Calvin (1-1-1) Women’s Soccer (10-0): W, Mount Aloysius (0-2-0) Women’s Volleyball (0-3):…
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Soup cans and sparkles
Part Three of Reflections on “What Makes grove City College Home?” By Kinley Bowers ’26 · Contributing Writer In college, my cousin…
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Softball serves Carlow two losses in doubleheader
The Grove City women’s softball team began their northern schedule with two wins from a doubleheader against Carlow last Friday. They won…
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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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SoF gives institutional clarity
The debates surrounding the new statement of faith rattled the campus at the end of last semester, and, despite being a study…
