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  • Homan is ODK prof of the year

    Kristin Homan earned Omnicom Delta Kappa’s (ODK) Professor of the Year award on the eve of her retirement. Homan is a professor…

  • Convocation honors Grovers

    Convocation honors Grovers

    Garrett and Sikora are Man and Woman of the Year

  • Lux Mea in technicolor

    Lux Mea in technicolor

    The sixth annual Lux Mea film festival is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. This event showcases student films in Crawford Auditorium,…

  • In concert at the Grove

    In concert at the Grove

    Throughout Grove City College’s 150-year history, countless political leaders, prominent theologians and talented artists have graced campus with their presence. Among those…

  • 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…

  • Lux Mea returns Saturday

    Grove City College’s Lux Mea Film Festival returns to campus at 7 p.m. Saturday in Crawford Auditorium. The festival features films created…

  • Happy birthday Grove City!

    Happy birthday Grove City!

    One week ago today, Grove City College celebrated its 150th anniversary with a special birthday party coordinated by the college’s Crimson &…

  • Knowles talks USA250

    Knowles talks USA250

    Michael Knowles, a conservative political commentator best known for his work with The Daily Wire, spoke on how America’s conservative roots built…

  • The Collegian: Telling Grove City College’s story for 137 years

    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.…

  • 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

    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…

  • Now it’s official

    Now it’s official

    College’s 10th president inaugurated

  • 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…

  • A century and a half of leadership

    A century and a half of leadership

    Celebrating a legacy of faith and freedom To celebrate Grove City College’s 150th anniversary, The Collegian is exploring the College’s history, traditions…

  • Student publishes mystery novel

    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,…

  • GCC team finalist in business competition

    Four Grove City College students from the Winklevoss School of Business will compete as finalists in the DICK’S Sporting Goods & Pitt…

  • 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…

  • Bradley preaches economic prosperity

    Former Grove City College economics professor Anne Bradley presented “A Christian Case for Economic Freedom” to attendees on March 10 in Rathburn…

  • ‘You Can’t Take It with You’

    ‘You Can’t Take It with You’

    After tickets sold out for the Grove City College Theatre Program’s spring play, “You Can’t Take It with You,” the cast performed…

  • Collegian a is (Keystone) award-winning newspaper

    Collegian a is (Keystone) award-winning newspaper

    The Collegian was awarded three Student Keystone Media Awards by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association. The Keystone Media Awards recognize student journalism that…

  • Through the years, shared experiences bond Grovers

    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…

  • ‘Run, hide, fight’ training sessions set

    Grove City College’s Student Life & Learning and Incident Management Team (IMT) are leading a series of training sessions on the run,…

  • College switching to digital IDs

    Grove City College is transitioning to a new digital form of physical authentication technology. Digital Near Field Communication (NFC) on smartphones will…

  • Lingo to be inaugurated

    Lingo to be inaugurated

    The inauguration ceremony of Bradley Lingo ’00, the 10th president of Grove City College, will occur at 11 a.m. Thursday in Harbison…

  • Paul to speak at graduation

    Conservative’s values align with college’s

  • 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…

  • Grace Anglican holds Ash Wednesday service in Harbison

    Grace Anglican holds Ash Wednesday service in Harbison

    This week, the college’s chapel program hosted local Grace Anglican Church to perform an Ash Wednesday service in our very own Harbison…

  • Faith and freedom fight is key moment in GCC story

    Faith and freedom fight is key moment in GCC story

    “Grove City College recognizes the priceless value of our freedom. It knows that freedom is made up of many parts: religious, social,…

  • Professors tackle niche topics at Ed Talks

    Students gathered in Sticht Lecture Hall Wednesday evening to listen to professors talk about anything except what they teach. Ed Talks is…