News
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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…
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Welcome new faculty recruits
Alongside the new students who took their first classes at Grove City College this week were the new faculty who also experienced…
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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…
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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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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…
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Through the years, shared experiences bond Grovers
Most religious students. Friendliest students. Happiest students. Best quality of life. Four labels. One incredible college community they represent. At the outset…
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Throckmorton book debuts
Former Grove City College professor Warren Throckmorton debunks common myths about America’s founding in his new book “The Christian Past That Wasn’t.”…
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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,…
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The secret history of Greek life at GCC
To celebrate Grove City College’s 150th anniversary, The Collegian is exploring the College’s history, traditions and culture in this ongoing series. What…
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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…
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The Pew legacy
Why does this college have so many staunch friends and supporters? It is because of that long list of strong men and…
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The Garage changes hours
Parkhurst Dining changed operating hours and food options at The Garage, found inside MAP Café, at the start of the semester. The…
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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.…
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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…
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The Collect for Ash Wednesday
Almighty and everlasting God, you hate nothing you have made, and you forgive the sins of all who are penitent: Create and…
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Tedford and Erb join forces
The Grove City College band and orchestra will be performing their first-ever joint concert on Oct. 3. The orchestra, led by Dr.…
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Students package 70,000 meals
Over 200 volunteers prepared and packed ingredients for about 70,000 meals in the Physical Learning Center on Saturday to donate to people…
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Student publishes mystery novel
Grove City College junior Anastasia Brown celebrated the publication of her first novel, “The House on Breaker’s Ridge,” at its public reading,…
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Soerens rethinks immigration debate
On Jan. 22, Matthew Soerens, senior vice president of policy and advocacy at World Relief, spoke in Sticht Lecture Hall on the…
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Society preserves town legacy
For more than 25 years, the Grove City Historical Society has been preserving 200 years of local history. Located on College Avenue…
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Smith Hall wins award
Grove City College’s renovation of Smith Hall of Science and Technology won a 2025 Master Builder Association (MBA) Building Excellence Award for…
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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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Smith chronicles college’s history
Professor Emeritus of History Gary Smith released a book on Grove City College’s history titled “Standing Strong: Grove City College’s 150-Year Journey…
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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…
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Six more weeks of winter
This Pennsylvania tradition draws approximately 30,000 visitors to Punxsutawney, Pa. every year on Feb. 2. The year 1886 marked the first recorded…
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Second embezzlement plagues town library
Grove City Community Library patrons received an email answering questions about an alleged embezzlement on Oct. 18. However, it was not further…
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Ryan, Pence host Reagan Lecture
Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and former Vice President Mike Pence led a public discussion about how to apply Reagan’s…
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Renovations up and coming
By Steven Mauch · Assistant Business Manager and Ricky Andrews · Contributing Writer Grove City College is investing in campus improvements by…
