2026
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Onward to Oxford
One of our very own Grovers, Ginger Schiffmayer, is on her way to Oxford University after receiving the esteemed Barry Scholarship. Schiffmayer,…
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One Super Bowl, two halftimes
Super Bowl LX was one game with two halftimes. While the official halftime show was inside Levi’s Stadium and boasted 128 million…
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On the Painter’s palette
For the fourth and final article mandated to the business guy, I’ll be brief. There will be no sermon, no long strings…
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On pursuing excellence
By Luke Paglia · Managing Editor “Excellence is being able to perform at a high level over and over again. You can…
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On pomegranates and snow
I felt a sudden urge to leave my room at 1:20 a.m. after watching a particularly secular entertainment program. I took a…
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On Megan Basham: Time heals some wounds
By Liliana Shadlow · Contributing Writer WIKIMEDIA Something I’ve found writing for the college paper is that trying to cover a news…
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On dispositions and (self) denial
On March 12, a gunman rushed into an Old Dominion University classroom of ROTC students in Norfolk, Va. Many shots were fired,…
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On College Paige
By Paige (Fay) Schamberg · Former Editor-in-Chief Before I began writing this editorial, I read some of my old ones from my…
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ODK honors Riddle and Bilbro
Along with adding 14 inductees to its ranks this semester, Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) formally recognized Bobbie Riddle and English Professor Jeff…
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Now is the time
Amazon Prime Video released “Invincible” in 2021 and has since put out three full seasons, with the fourth coming out now. The…
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Not ‘Endgame’?
By Luke Paglia · Managing Editor ‘Avengers Endgame’ returns to theaters It is the year 2019. You have been waiting since April…
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No: Creativity uniquely human
When defining human flourishing, Christians must consider the body and soul within a human. God created man in His Image, for a…
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No: ‘Do not be unequally yoked’
As a current single man, this article is not my personal dating advice. My goal is to simply argue that Christians should…
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No time for unity
“This is not your grandfather’s Republican Party,” is a common phrase used to describe the transformation of GOP politics from the Reagan…
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Nine new professors are the ‘very, very best’
Freshmen are not the only new faces around campus, as nine new professors, including alumnus Joshua Snyder, the new dean of the…
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Next on tour: Grove City College
The Stonebridge Concert Committee has released another exciting lineup of artists to perform on campus this semester. The first concert of the…
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New astronomy club takes off
Grove students are looking to the skies. By Anna Nicholson · Contributing Writer Photo by GCC / The Collegian An astronomy club…
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My first editorial (part two)
My sophomore year, I wrote my first editorial about how I’d been wrestling with misattributing my value to how successful I could…
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Musical tribute honors GCC legacy
Grovers past and present gathered to celebrate the college’s 150th anniversary at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh last Friday. The evening began…
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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 extends their sweep streak to four
After a slow start to the 2026 season, the Grove City College men’s volleyball team is off to the races, tallying three-set…
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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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Men’s volleyball bested in tri-match
After a successful inaugural varsity season, the Grove City College men’s volleyball team kicked off its 2026 program with faceoffs against five…
