2026
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Provision past and present
Stepping into Carnegie Music Hall Friday night was like opening a 150-year-old time capsule. Alumni, faculty and students glided across the marble…
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Professors tackle niche topics at Ed Talks
Students gathered in Sticht Lecture Hall Wednesday evening to listen to professors talk about anything except what they teach. Ed Talks is…
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Prof promotes digital minimalism
By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer “Very little of your digital technology is optimized for your flourishing,” Grove City College philosophy professor…
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President Moore dies
Grove City College’s seventh president, John H. Moore, died Jan. 8 after serving the campus from 1996 to 2003. Faculty and alumni…
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Poll insights on GCC and AI
The Collegian poll conducted last week found that more Grovers hold negative associations with artificial intelligence (AI) than positive, with 46% of…
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Pledge changes after hazing conversations
Forty-four states and the District of Columbia have anti-hazing laws in place, and on Dec. 24, 2024, President Biden signed the Stop…
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Last weekend in Grove City, it snowed an astounding 17 inches. From late Saturday night all through the day Sunday, the snow…
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Grove City College men and women’s basketball faced Washington & Jefferson this past weekend in the PLC Arena. Unfortunately, neither team was…
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On Feb. 13, Grove City College hosted a Polar Plunge event to raise money for the Pennsylvania Special Olympics. Members of the…
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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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The Grove City College women’s lacrosse team is off to a victorious start in Presidents Athletic Conference (PAC) play. They have taken…
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Every two years, the college’s Student Government Association puts on the Gala, a dance for the campus community. This is a highly…
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Photo feature
I have served as photo chief for The Collegian for two years now. I have thoroughly enjoyed this role, as it has…
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Perspectives policy
The purpose of the Perspectives section is to give a space for student voices. Here, student writers have the space to critique,…
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Paving the way for future editors
I have only been working on staff for The Collegian since the start of the semester, and I have loved getting to…
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Parkhurst persists through struggles
By Matthew Purucker · Editor-in-Chief Parkhurst Dining has largely solved staffing problems and other concerns around Grove City College, but some issues…
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Oregon should secede
The East and West are in a fight. Oregon has been dealing with increasing polarization between the two regions since the anti-police…
