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GCC mourns professor’s death
By Ricky Andrews · Contributing Writer On the morning of Oct. 13, Samuel Stanton died suddenly from a heart attack. Stanton was…
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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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Letter to the editor
First off, I want to thank you for all the hard work you all do on The Collegian. I think it is…
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‘Unity’ argument was empty rhetoric
In his Feb. 6 Perspectives column “No time for unity,” Micaiah Brindle makes a number of bold assertions. He argues that the…
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Grove-mance through the years
Former Grove City College President Paul McNulty ‘80 and his wife Brenda ‘80 pose together for a photo. This was likely during…
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‘The Great Divide’
After years of waiting, the king of modern folk and New English mental anguish has finally blessed the world with a new…
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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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Faculty Follies builds campus community
Faculty Follies, a longstanding Grove City College tradition, was held in Crawford Auditorium on Jan. 31. Each year, this local/college staple provides…
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Ever the romantics … and blunderers
From the archives: Valentines Speak Softly – But Carry Big Stick!!
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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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Freitas shares ‘No Nonsense Truth’
Nick Freitas, a former Republican member of the Virginia House of Delegates, spoke and answered questions on a wide variety of political…
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CRM partners with colleges
The Center for Rural Ministry (CRM) at Grove City College has recently formed partnerships with Oklahoma Wesleyan University (OKWU) and Taylor University…
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Wolverines cruise past Presidents
Despite competing in unfamiliar events, the Grove City men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams had little difficulty defeating Washington & Jefferson…
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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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Lacrosse to launch
The Grove City College men’s lacrosse team is set to launch its 2026 season tomorrow, entering the spring with high expectations and…
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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…
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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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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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Photo feature
Grove City College men and women’s basketball faced Washington & Jefferson this past weekend in the PLC Arena. Unfortunately, neither team was…
