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  • The Collegian launches website

    The Collegian launches website

    By Elizabeth Jenkins · Contributing Writer The Collegian enters the modern age, launching its official website Friday. Boasting 135 years as a…

  • Construction begins on new athletic facilities

    Construction begins on new athletic facilities

    By Steven Mauch · Assistant Business Manager New athletic facilities are under construction at Grove City College, with the William C. Stewart…

  • Skill games ban raises moral and economic concerns

    Skill games ban raises moral and economic concerns

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Recent state action prohibiting most businesses from operating “skill games” machines raises questions about the economic…

  • GCC mourns professor’s death

    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…

  • U.S News reports Grove can teach

    U.S News reports Grove can teach

    By Julia Kramer · News Editor Grove City College earned its highest ranking in the U.S. News Report for Best Colleges of…

  • Prof promotes digital minimalism

    Prof promotes digital minimalism

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer “Very little of your digital technology is optimized for your flourishing,” Grove City College philosophy professor…

  • Parkhurst persists through struggles

    Parkhurst persists through struggles

    By Matthew Purucker · Editor-in-Chief Parkhurst Dining has largely solved staffing problems and other concerns around Grove City College, but some issues…

  • Basham bashes Grove no more

    Basham bashes Grove no more

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Despite previous disagreements with the college, reporter and Daily Wire podcaster Megan Basham applauded Grove City…

  • Grove City College commemorates  100 years of coming home

    Grove City College commemorates 100 years of coming home

    By Julia Kramer · News Editor Grove City College celebrates a century of Homecoming with new events and old favorites centered on…

  • Zerbe addresses excuse policy

    Zerbe addresses excuse policy

    By Elizabeth Jenkins · Contributing Writer As cold and flu season makes its annual rounds across campus, students are increasingly calling in…

  • Renovations up and coming

    Renovations up and coming

    By Steven Mauch · Assistant Business Manager and Ricky Andrews · Contributing Writer Grove City College is investing in campus improvements by…

  • College opens history exhibit

    College opens history exhibit

    By Jack Davis · Contributing Writer Grove City College’s history is now an on-campus exhibit, allowing the public to see it in…

  • Faith for Life kicks off

    Faith for Life kicks off

    Lingos speak during first lecture event of the semester By Jack Davis · Contributing Writer The Faith for Life Lecture series kicked…

  • Faith & Freedom press launches

    Faith & Freedom press launches

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Grove City College’s newest publishing imprint, Faith & Freedom Press, is now lining bookshelves with original titles…

  • College breaks fundraising record

    College breaks fundraising record

    By Julia Kramer · News Editor Grove City College has broken fundraising records this year by raising a total of $75 million.…

  • Too hot, hot dorms

    Too hot, hot dorms

    By Maddie Miller · Contributing Writer With humidity reaching maximum levels across Pennsylvania, neither students nor college dorms are handling the heat…

  • ‘Butler’ film seeks extras

    ‘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…

  • Pence returns

    Pence returns

    Former Vice President is back for another year

  • AI theme of E+I preview

    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.…

  • College reacts to a nation attacked

    College reacts to a nation attacked

    25 years ago…

  • Nine new professors are the ‘very, very best’

    Nine new professors are the ‘very, very best’

    Freshmen are not the only new faces around campus, as nine new professors, including alumnus Joshua Snyder, the new dean of the…

  • Crimson Card+ here to stay

    Crimson Card+ here to stay

    Time is running short for students still holding on to their physical IDs as the deadline to switch to Crimson Card+ looms.…

  • The Princeton Review reviewed

    The Princeton Review reviewed

    The Princeton Review released its annual findings of “The Best 392 Colleges,” and Grove City has moved up and down the ranks…

  • GCC Serve Day

    GCC Serve Day

    Freshman go to work in community

  • Grover Demographics

    Last week, The Collegian collected survey data on Grovers’ views on artificial intelligence. Below is a summary of the demographic information collected…

  • Recognition Convocation Awards

    Recognition Convocation Awards

    On Wednesday, the college hosted its annual recognition convocation in Harbison Chapel. The ceremony, organized by Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), announced the…

  • 2026 ODK Honorees

    2026 ODK Honorees

    Introducing the finalists for senior man and woman of the year

  • The story behind Family Weekend

    The story behind Family Weekend

    As another year at Grove City College comes to a close, an opportunity to reflect on the achievements earned, the friendships made,…

  • Poll insights on GCC and AI

    Poll insights on GCC and AI

    The Collegian poll conducted last week found that more Grovers hold negative associations with artificial intelligence (AI) than positive, with 46% of…

  • College hires deans

    Grove City College’s Calderwood School of Arts and Letters and Hopeman School of Science, Engineering and Mathematics have appointed new deans to…