2026
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David Rathburn: A man of faith
David Rathburn was chairman of the Grove City College Board of Trustees for 17 years. Those who knew him in that context…
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Photo feature
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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The magic returns
HBO has officially released its first trailer for its upcoming Harry Potter series — and the return and reboot of the well-known…
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What’s Fresh at the Grove? (2025-26)
In Ketler Auditorium… Children’s Musical April 17 at 7 p.m. April 18 at 11 a.m. “Hello, Mrs. Piggle Wiggle!” will bring childish…
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Lux Mea in technicolor
The sixth annual Lux Mea film festival is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. This event showcases student films in Crawford Auditorium,…
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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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Word on the Street (2025-26)
As a Grover-achiever, what’s the craziest thing you have ever done for the sake of efficiency?
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‘Mid the vines
This past Saturday Grove City College’s Student Government Association hosted their biggest event of the year: the biennial Gala. After months of…
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Correction
The Collegian incorrectly identified a student as president of the Urban Gaming Club in a story in the March 27 edition about…
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In concert at the Grove
Throughout Grove City College’s 150-year history, countless political leaders, prominent theologians and talented artists have graced campus with their presence. Among those…
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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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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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Lux Mea returns Saturday
Grove City College’s Lux Mea Film Festival returns to campus at 7 p.m. Saturday in Crawford Auditorium. The festival features films created…
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Happy birthday Grove City!
One week ago today, Grove City College celebrated its 150th anniversary with a special birthday party coordinated by the college’s Crimson &…
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Knowles talks USA250
Michael Knowles, a conservative political commentator best known for his work with The Daily Wire, spoke on how America’s conservative roots built…
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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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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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Women’s lacrosse pummels Presidents in PAC showdown
Wolverine women’s lacrosse took down Washington & Jefferson on the road last Saturday 16-11, which was followed by a home win against…
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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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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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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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Photo feature
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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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…
