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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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Wolverines golf gears up for their fall program
Grove City’s men’s and women’s golf teams are ready to hit the course for the fall season. Last weekend, the women played…
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College revises HUMA core
Four new classes focus on Biblical truth and Christian Life
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Court rejects landfill permit
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania rejected a Tri-County Industries Inc. permit to reopen the Tri-County landfill off Grove City’s South Center Street…
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The triumph of ‘old-timey’
Cracker Barrel’s controversial logo change emphasizes the value of tradition
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Photo feature
Along with welcoming the new students to campus this fall, Grove City College welcomed newly-renovated Smith Hall. Smith Hall may not exactly…
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A Scientific Renaissance
Newly-renovated Smith Hall of Science and Technology and its awesome features
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Tee time for a sequel
After nearly 30 years, “Happy Gilmore” returns to the links in an attempt to win his seventh gold jacket. Adam Sandler’s “Happy…
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‘Man’s Best Friend’
Sabrina Carpenter just released her newest album “Man’s Best Friend,” and it’s proving divisive among fans. The X-rated lyrics are a long…
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Distance Dilemma
I started dating my boyfriend in the spring, and then we had to spend the whole summer doing long distance. I kept…
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Applications being accepted for E+I Fellows
The Center for Entrepreneurship + Innovation is taking applications for the E+I Fellowship program, which provides student interns to regional non-profits, startups…
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Career Services is here to help
The Grove City College Career Services Office, or CSO, is focused on helping students with their professional needs. The office offers advice…
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Derek Bradley joins OGP
This year, the college welcomes Derek Bradley as the new director of the Office of Global Programs (OGP). Bradley graduated from Grove…
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The place to be on Thursdays
Student Involvement Committee promotes student activity with frequent events
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OB heads’ sage advice
Adjusting to life at college can be daunting. Perhaps many of you are taking your first rigorous classes. Perhaps many of you…
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The economics of happiness
Money doesn’t buy happiness, or so the saying goes. But recent studies suggest the truth may be a little more complicated. The…
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Seize the days at college
It is easy to subconsciously divide college into two hemispheres: learning, which is reduced to academics, and experience, which is everything extracurricular.…
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GCC raises $52.63 million
Grove City College raised a record $52.63 million in the 2024-25 fiscal year, blowing past the previous best of $36.7 million set…
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Problematic parking persists
An overcrowded parking lot. Over a dozen orange parking warnings dancing in the wind. A department doing its best to accommodate the…
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Wolverines win All-Sports Trophy
After a year of unprecedented sports excellence and success, it’s safe to say that 2024-25 was truly a “Wolverine Winner” for the…
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Coming next week:
Mega superstar Taylor Swift and Kansas Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce are officially engaged. After two years in the public eye, the…
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A masterclass in casting
“Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor!” Well, for fans of the beloved young adult series, the…
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Grover glossary: a freshman’s guide
As the school year begins, the class of ’29 continues to adjust to the ins and outs of life on campus. You’ve…
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Serve, set, support
The women’s volleyball match against Carnegie Mellon on Sept. 9 won’t be any old match. It’s a benefit match, partially for Blood…
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