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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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Kardos tops podium at Thiel Invitational
Grove City women’s golfer junior Lauren Kardos claimed the top spot on the podium last Saturday, Sept. 6 at the Thiel Invitational.…
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Smith Hall to be dedicated
William Smith Jr. and his wife, Dieva Smith, lead donors and the namesakes of the recently renovated Smith Hall of Science and…
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Letters to the Editor
Space will be provided for Letters to the Editor. However their inclusion is at the discretion of the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor.…
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Friendliness should not be conditional
GCC ranked No. 2 in “Friendliest Students” but No. 3 in “LGBTQ-Unfriendly”
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Photo feature
Grove City College is privileged to be able to display the beautiful cultural pieces of artist Bruce Onobrakpeya. Onobrakpeya is originally from…
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The rise of documentaries
For most of us, summer is a time to kick back and relax after a busy school year, and what better way…
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Roblox faces lawsuits
With over 78 million users every day and over 50,000 chat messages every second, Roblox dominates the online gaming world. The vast…
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Mark your calendars!
Grove City is welcoming a series of concerts and comedians this semester. The Arcadian Wild Sept. 20th Kicking off the semester with…
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Wednesday rewards the wait
“Wednesday” is back, and Netflix’s gothic sensation has returned with more mysteries to unravel. Season two of “Wednesday” kicked off on Aug.…
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Grover getaways: state parks
As important as academics are around Grove City, it’s crucial for students to strike a work-life balance. The best way to do…
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Doomed Love Triangle
My roommate was involved with this guy last year, and I think she might still have feelings for him. The problem is,…
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Kings Return returns
Experience captivating, rich music in the simplicity of acapella with the vocal group King’s Return. From stairwell performances to worldwide tours, this…
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Recent changes to the outlets
The pride and joy of Mercer County — the Grove City Premium Outlets — has recently made some additions and omissions that…
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Turning Point USA founder assassinated at Utah Valley University
OREM, Utah — Charlie Kirk, conservative political figure and CEO of Turning Point USA, was assassinated at Utah Valley University on Wednesday…
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On having a magical time-turner
“How do you have enough time for everything?” “How do you balance everything so effortlessly?” “Do you ever sleep?” These are a…
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Protest in Grove City
Grove City Grassroots organized a protest at Grove City Memorial Park targeting ICE’s ongoing immigration raids and the Epstein files saga, while…
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Grant sparks revitalization effort
The college, along with the Borough of Grove City, recently received a $179,500 grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation to fund…
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Field construction upcoming
After over 60 years of play on R. Jack Behringer Field, the college’s baseball program prepares to enter a new era as…
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Women’s soccer splits on opening weekend
After a productive offseason and successful preseason, the Grove City women’s soccer team opened their 2025 program with a 2-2 draw last…
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Women’s volleyball opens with a sweep at Battlefield Classic
It’s a Wolverine winner and 3-0 sweep for the Grove City women’s volleyball team, who opened their season Friday and Saturday at…
