Archive
Every story The Collegian has published online — 563 and counting. Search, or narrow by section, month or print edition; every list can then be sorted newest, oldest or A–Z.
By section
By subsection
By month
Each month lists its sections, so you can open, say, News from April 2026 in one click. Sorting is on every results page.
By print edition
Everything from one week’s paper. Section pages can also be narrowed to an edition from the byline tags on any story.
Looking for a writer? Every byline links to that writer’s page, and the Staff page lists them all.
Latest stories
-
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…
·
-
Grover picks
The Collegian asked individuals around campus what they have been watching lately. Here’s what they had to say: Katie Hillebrand ’28: “My…
-
Creating a space for healing
The week after Easter break, Grove City will be hosting an exciting and important event in the Breen Student Union. “Exhale.” is…
·
-
Doctor Love (2025-26)
“My boyfriend and I are typical Grover-achiev-ers. Our calendars are PACKED with school, clubs and sports, and we are starting to feel…
-
ODK honors Riddle and Bilbro
Along with adding 14 inductees to its ranks this semester, Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) formally recognized Bobbie Riddle and English Professor Jeff…
·
-
It’s a Murder on the Dance Floor!
Over 100 students gathered Saturday in Breen Student Union as witnesses to a crime: a Murder on the Dance Floor. Swing Club…
-
The Collegian: Telling Grove City College’s story for 137 years
Is print journalism dead? If you’re reading this in the print edition of The Collegian, the answer should be obvious. It’s no.…
·
-
Provision past and present
Stepping into Carnegie Music Hall Friday night was like opening a 150-year-old time capsule. Alumni, faculty and students glided across the marble…
-
DiStasi addresses new IDs
Students raised concerns about Grove City College’s plan to implement a digital ID system during a Student Government Association forum Tuesday in…
-
Fire ignites in Ket Rec
A “Humans vs. Zombies” game that the Urban Gaming Club sponsored abruptly ended after a fire broke out Saturday in the Ketler…
·
-
Musical tribute honors GCC legacy
Grovers past and present gathered to celebrate the college’s 150th anniversary at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh last Friday. The evening began…
·
-
Men’s volleyball bests Hiram in three
The Grove City College men’s volleyball team rounded out the first half of their PAC schedule on March 10, securing a crucial…
-
Baseball drops doubleheader
The Grove City men’s baseball team dropped an 8-7 decision to Depauw on Saturday, followed by another loss in the second game…
·
-
Former college music chair Arnold dies
Grove City College released a statement mourning the death of Dr. Edwin P. “Doc” Arnold, longtime band director and chair of the…
·
-
Community is our defining feature
Now that I am well over halfway through my “college experience,” I have begun to get self-reflective. Am I spending my time…
·
-
GCC pursues true, good, beautiful
“Isn’t it marvelous to see a college that defies the typical pattern of institutional entropy?”
·
-
A return to the pines
“The life of Grove City is found in the people who fill it, the lessons that are shared and the interactions that…
·
-
Photo feature
Grove City College welcomed its 10th president, Bradley Lingo ’00, at the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year. Lingo has been a…
-
Controversial or credible?
Oscar-nominated actor, Timothée Chalamet, was recently thrust into the entertainment spotlight due to remarks he made about ballet and opera during an…
-
Coffee club comes to campus
There’s a new club on campus this month, and it’s all about building community through everyone’s favorite beverage: coffee! Sophomore Ada Vandergoot,…
-
Moving on
“I broke up with my girlfriend about a month ago and, honestly, I am still pretty heartbroken. But I have also been…
-
Bookends swaps for mission
Bookends Bookstore held its first book swap fundraising event on Tuesday. The event invited local bibliophiles to donate $5 and bring up…
·
-
Onward to Oxford
One of our very own Grovers, Ginger Schiffmayer, is on her way to Oxford University after receiving the esteemed Barry Scholarship. Schiffmayer,…
·
