2026
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Soerens rethinks immigration debate
On Jan. 22, Matthew Soerens, senior vice president of policy and advocacy at World Relief, spoke in Sticht Lecture Hall on the…
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Society preserves town legacy
For more than 25 years, the Grove City Historical Society has been preserving 200 years of local history. Located on College Avenue…
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Soccer rolls past Chatham
By Reagan Thomas · Staff Writer Photo by LUKE PAGLIA / The Collegian The Grove City College women’s soccer team continued its…
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Soccer in South Africa
By Natalie Hanna · Sports Editor Every three years, the Grove City College women’s soccer team travels to South Africa to partner…
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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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Smith chronicles college’s history
Professor Emeritus of History Gary Smith released a book on Grove City College’s history titled “Standing Strong: Grove City College’s 150-Year Journey…
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Sliding into the DMs
“What are your thoughts on sliding into someone’s DMs? Our campus is always talking about different perspectives on technology, but does tech…
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Skill games ban raises moral and economic concerns
By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Recent state action prohibiting most businesses from operating “skill games” machines raises questions about the economic…
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Six more weeks of winter
This Pennsylvania tradition draws approximately 30,000 visitors to Punxsutawney, Pa. every year on Feb. 2. The year 1886 marked the first recorded…
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Sheeran ‘thought out loud’ during tour
By: Olivia Emerick · Copy Chief English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran faced widespread controversy after his team fired rapper Macklemore from his tour…
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She’s baaaaack!
By Grace David, Photo Chief ’22-’24 As we are in between photo chiefs, alumna photo chief Grace David ’24 was called in…
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Serving in the sun
After a grueling start to the spring semester, every student looks forward to spring break. This is an opportunity for rest, recharging…
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Seniors spark strong start
After its first Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) title in 20 years, Grove City College men’s soccer team earned its first win of…
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Senior Scramble
I’m a freshman, and although I (as much as the next person) would be happy to find love in college, I’m a…
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Senior Day sweep solidifies strong record for women’s tennis
By Garrett Gess · Staff Writer The women’s tennis team swept Saint Vincent on Saturday and honored its two seniors, Isabel Kleiman…
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Seeking gratitude
Here at Grove City, we are placed in a field of opportunity. It is an opportunity for gratitude. Living here, I have…
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Security and student needs can be balanced
The college’s decision to move from Prox ID technology to NFC was wise, but physical cards should still be the default. As…
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Secret identity
Journalism internship causes anxieties By Anastasia Brown · Community Editor This past summer, I spent 10 weeks in Washington interning for a…
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Rizz 101
I attended the lecture last week on “How to Talk to Girls 101,” and frankly, I walked away unsatisfied. There was some…
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Renovations up and coming
By Steven Mauch · Assistant Business Manager and Ricky Andrews · Contributing Writer Grove City College is investing in campus improvements by…
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Remembering Sam
Dr. Stanton loved students, Savior By Dr. Michael Coulter ’91 · Contributing Writer On Oct. 20th, Grove City College held a memorial…
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Red Box GOes to nations
This week, as Grove City celebrated Global Missions Week with chapel programming and special events, students who participated in Red Box GO…
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Reconnecting and returning
Part Two of Reflections on “What Makes Grove City College Home?” By Julia Sikora ’26 · Contributing Writer GCC Flying candy in…
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Recognition Convocation Awards
On Wednesday, the college hosted its annual recognition convocation in Harbison Chapel. The ceremony, organized by Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), announced the…
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Putting yourself out there
As an upperclassman who has never yet been asked out by someone I could genuinely see myself dating, the wait can feel…
