Perspectives

SortNewest firstOldest firstA–Z
  • Journalism in precarious state

    A Jan. 7 statement that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette plans to close May 3 was sad news for Post-Gazette employees, but it was…

  • Our God of war

    Augustine provides framework for discussion of just war

  • The art of grateful hindsight

    The art of grateful hindsight

    Remembering the past well

  • Press them until it hurts

    DOJ’s Epstein cover-up must stop

  • An uphill battle

    An uphill battle

    Ending abortion will take more than voting for pro-life candidates

  • A statement of unity

    In last week’s issue, John Hatzis put together an excellent Perspectives page that offered various responses of the student body to the…

  • A house divided cannot stand

    I support Grove City College’s statement of faith. One of the primary reasons I came here was the college’s explicit mission of…

  • Cementing GCC’s innate doctrine

    For 150 years, the college we call home has upheld a tradition rooted in evangelical faith and classical liberalism, shaping the academic…

  • statement of faith

    SoF focused on factionalism, not faith

  • Training Christians with chests

    Psalm 16:6 says, “The lines have fallen to me in pleasant places; Indeed, my heritage is beautiful to me.” Grove City College…

  • SoF gives institutional clarity

    SoF gives institutional clarity

    The debates surrounding the new statement of faith rattled the campus at the end of last semester, and, despite being a study…

  • A small part of a 150-year legacy

    A small part of a 150-year legacy

    The concept of celebrating a college’s 150th birthday is a dizzying one, especially for a four-year undergraduate student. It is almost like…

  • ‘No man is a failure who has friends’

    As we are now firmly within the Christmas season, many wise movie lovers are now returning to Frank Capra’s rightly beloved classic,…

  • Sick of 6-7?

    The phrase is bizarre, but builds student-teacher relationships

  • ‘A friend is still a friend’

    ‘A friend is still a friend’

    My name is Zach Kappel, and I played Mr. Toad in Grove City College’s production of “The Wind in the Willows.” Admittedly,…

  • Be bad. It’s good for you.

    Be bad. It’s good for you.

    When everything in life seems to come pretty naturally and easily, the first taste of being bad hurts. A lot. I was…

  • Remaining rooted in the seasons ahead

    It seems as quickly as the semester began, it’s now ending. For the class of 2026, it’s the end of our seventh…

  • Monotony (2025-26)

    Monotony (2025-26)

    November 14, 2025 By Bennie Komoroski October 31, 2025 By Benio Komoroski October 24, 2025 By Bernie Komorowski September 5, 2025 By…

  • Yes: Church unity reflects divine unity

    It is immoral to split from the Church that Christ established. In John 17, Jesus concludes The Last Supper with the High…

  • No: Reformed church preserves catholic Christology

    The Reformation did not come as a surprise to Europe on Oct. 31, 1517 — it was the result of at least…

  • Was Reformation a mistake?

    Points and Counterpoints: a Grover Discourse

  • Two very British holidays

    Foreign correspondent shares memorable English traditions

  • The unrepentant Mr. Toad

    The unrepentant Mr. Toad

    I was delighted by the Theatre Program’s performance of “The Wind in the Willows.” The talented actors, elaborate sets and humorous songs…

  • Are you listening?

    Are you listening?

    Are you listening? Are you really listening? Sure, you can quote the lyrics of Taylor Swift or Travis Scott’s latest hit song…

  • Applying the season’s nostalgia

    Applying the season’s nostalgia

    As I write this, the first snow of the season falls on Grove City College, bathing all those who care to look…

  • All the wrong moves

    All the wrong moves

    Inclusive tradition reduced to symptom of division

  • Unchecked compassion sows disorder

    Emotional impulse cannot replace the stability provided by a strong legal foundation. The law must take priority over sentiment to ensure governing…

  • Halloween: a fun holiday or modern paganism?

    It’s October again, and you know what that means: another season of falling leaves, apple cider and Christians debating the legitimacy of…

  • Giant skeletons in September?

    Giant skeletons in September?

    Looking for liturgy in a disorganized calendar

  • Dear Grove City College community,

    Dear Grove City College community,

    I wanted to take a moment to extend a personal “thank you” to everyone who participated in Grove City volleyball’s Coaches vs.…