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Latest stories
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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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Women’s soccer blanks Lycoming
After its season-opening draw at Penn State-Behrend, the Grove City College women’s soccer team, defending PAC champions, returned to Don Lyle Field…
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Seniors spark strong start
After its first Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) title in 20 years, Grove City College men’s soccer team earned its first win of…
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Wolverine Weekly Honors (2026-27)
Cayla Lawrence — Women’s XC Runner of the Week Josie Jones — Women’s XC Newcomer of the Week Kendra Klusch — Women’s…
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Sports at a Glance (2026-27)
Results Football (18-28): L, Cortland (1-0) Men’s Soccer (2-2): T, Calvin (1-1-1) Women’s Soccer (10-0): W, Mount Aloysius (0-2-0) Women’s Volleyball (0-3):…
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Wolverines persevere in loss
The Grove City College football team opened its 132nd season Saturday afternoon with a 28-18 loss to No. 23 Cortland at Robert…
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‘Lake Ontario’ washed away
After over 300 years of the famous name of Lake Ontario, this Canadian American lake was renamed to Lake America last August…
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AI can improve spiritual life
“We must therefore learn to use powerful tools without outsourcing our intellectual or spiritual formation to them.” — President Brad Lingo AI…
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Campus back in motion
Campus is in full motion once again. Grove City College is looking beautiful and lively as the sports games, events and college…
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Talk shows dying breed
A studio audience, a comical host and a celebrity guest. For decades, television talk shows repeatedly used that formula. But the equation…
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‘Bring it on home’
The Pogues that viewers watched run around Kildare County for years finally finished their ride after six years on the air. The…
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Word on the Street (2026-27)
What’s the most embarrassing song that you know ALL the lyrics to?
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Campus commemorates agrarian literary giant
Students and faculty gathered in the Breen Student Union Monday evening to commemorate the late American author Wendell Berry. Berry, author of…
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Doctor Love (2026-27)
My girlfriend and I met at Grove in our first week of freshman orientation. Now, as seniors, we have been talking a…
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What’s Fresh at the Grove? (2026-27)
In the Library Lawn… Greg Colbeck Concert, September 11, 7:30 p.m. The “Songs That See You” tour will be “reating sacred space…
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College radio station back in action
Junior Hannah Schwartz was standing in the Chick-fil-A line, telling her friends she needed an on-campus job. Seconds later, Schwartz’s eyes fell…
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From the Tower: Why we never forget
During my senior year of high school, my newspaper advisor, Eric Schott, took The Oracle staff on a field trip to Somerset…
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‘Butler’ film seeks extras
Mosser Casting is seeking paid extras for the film “Butler,” based on Washington Examiner journalist Salena Zito’s account of the attempted assassination…
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AI theme of E+I preview
Grove City students are divided on AI’s role in business and concerned that this ever-advancing technology will negatively affect their employment opportunities.…
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Wolverine in pinstripes
David Leslie was a catcher for most of his baseball career until he started pitching during his sophomore year here at Grove…
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Football to build on strong foundation
The Grove City College football team enters the 2026 season with high expectations, experienced returners and a clear vision that extends well…
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Wheeler leads Wolverines to watch
It is not an exaggeration to say Noah Wheeler was excellent on the field for the Grove City College football team last…
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Fall sports return to action
A variety of teams on Grove City College’s campus have already begun their fall seasons, some of which are defending champions looking…
