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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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A statement of unity
In last week’s issue, John Hatzis put together an excellent Perspectives page that offered various responses of the student body to the…
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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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‘Glorify’ student album debuts
“Glorify,” an album of original, Grove City College student-written worship music, will be released on all major music streaming platforms today. The…
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Graham releases new book
Mark Graham, professor of history at the college, recently wrote a book titled “30 Key Moments in the History of Christianity,” which…
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Grove City falls at Chatham
The Grove City College women’s basketball team struggled to find early offensive rhythm Saturday afternoon, falling 84–54 to Chatham University in PAC…
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Chatham outlasts Grove City in key PAC matchup
The college’s men’s basketball team lost 67-61 to Chatham on the road on Saturday, bringing them to an overall record of 5-10…
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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…
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A house divided cannot stand
I support Grove City College’s statement of faith. One of the primary reasons I came here was the college’s explicit mission of…
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Cementing GCC’s innate doctrine
For 150 years, the college we call home has upheld a tradition rooted in evangelical faith and classical liberalism, shaping the academic…
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Training Christians with chests
Psalm 16:6 says, “The lines have fallen to me in pleasant places; Indeed, my heritage is beautiful to me.” Grove City College…
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SoF gives institutional clarity
The debates surrounding the new statement of faith rattled the campus at the end of last semester, and, despite being a study…
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SSFT Travel Course
I received an email advertising the SSFT travel course to France and Germany. I had never heard of a travel course previously,…
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‘cross the pond
Over the 2025-2026 winter break, I traveled to France and Germany to complete the college’s required course, Studies in Science, Faith and…
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Fire and flop
Watching James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is about as exciting as watching 400-million-dollar paint dry. The newest installment in the Avatar…
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24k celebrities
This past week, the 83rd Annual Golden Globes were held in Los Angeles, Calif. The event marks the first significant award show…
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Chapel the new MAP South?
“As a luckless-in-love college student, Grove City’s intense dating culture can, at times, rub salt in a wound. For the most part,…
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Chills and charities
Even with the past week of temperatures being in the single digits, on Feb. 13, students of the college plan to jump…
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First lady around campus
With a new president comes a new first lady, and Grove City College’s new first lady is Yvonne Lingo, a woman who…
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A small part of a 150-year legacy
The concept of celebrating a college’s 150th birthday is a dizzying one, especially for a four-year undergraduate student. It is almost like…
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Downtown plan in progress
U.S. Sen. David McCormick, R-Pa., visited Grove City College on Dec. 15 to meet with college officials and civic and political leaders…
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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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Throckmorton book debuts
Former Grove City College professor Warren Throckmorton debunks common myths about America’s founding in his new book “The Christian Past That Wasn’t.”…
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Grove to celebrate 150
Grove City College, it’s time to party like it’s 1876! The college’s 150th anniversary has arrived at last, and such an occasion…
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