Staff Editorials

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  • Why this place – our college – matters

    A note from the editorial board

  • Who said senior year was easy?

    As a student who is about to graduate, I can say that senior year has been anything but easy for me. The…

  • Wedding traditions to leave at the altar

    Wedding traditions to leave at the altar

    Nothing screams celebration of eternal love quite like a couple of thousand dollars’ worth of flower arrangements and sweaty college kids on…

  • Vertigo of freedom

    Vertigo of freedom

    The first work trip I took for my brand-new big kid job was a short excursion to Grove City. A fellow marketing…

  • The Olympics, Bad Bunny and national pride

    The Olympics, Bad Bunny and national pride

    Amid a February full of division, turmoil and upheaval, Americans across the country tuned in to two major sporting events: the Super…

  • The economics of happiness

    Money doesn’t buy happiness, or so the saying goes. But recent studies suggest the truth may be a little more complicated. The…

  • The bounds of free speech

    The bounds of free speech

    Recent events have opened the floodgates on discourse regarding free speech, censorship and the media. Two weeks ago, Disney (ABC) briefly suspended…

  • The “flipped classroom” flop

    The “flipped classroom” flop

    “It’s innovative and will promote more comprehensive learning.” “Your homework will be done in class, isn’t that great?” “Flipped classrooms are the…

  • Thank you!

    This has been a historic year for the Perspectives section. The numbers speak for themselves: In our 20 editions, we have featured…

  • Seeking gratitude

    Seeking gratitude

    Here at Grove City, we are placed in a field of opportunity. It is an opportunity for gratitude. Living here, I have…

  • Secret identity

    Secret identity

    Journalism internship causes anxieties By Anastasia Brown · Community Editor This past summer, I spent 10 weeks in Washington interning for a…

  • Responding to tragedy

    A note from the editorial board

  • Paving the way for future editors

    Paving the way for future editors

    I have only been working on staff for The Collegian since the start of the semester, and I have loved getting to…

  • Oregon should secede

    Oregon should secede

    The East and West are in a fight. Oregon has been dealing with increasing polarization between the two regions since the anti-police…

  • On the Painter’s palette

    For the fourth and final article mandated to the business guy, I’ll be brief. There will be no sermon, no long strings…

  • On pursuing truth

    When friends texted each other about the pandemonium on Sunday, Sept. 28, they were concerned about the potential threat to Grove City…

  • On pursuing excellence

    On pursuing excellence

    By Luke Paglia · Managing Editor “Excellence is being able to perform at a high level over and over again. You can…

  • On having a magical time-turner

    “How do you have enough time for everything?” “How do you balance everything so effortlessly?” “Do you ever sleep?” These are a…

  • On College Paige

    On College Paige

    By Paige (Fay) Schamberg · Former Editor-in-Chief Before I began writing this editorial, I read some of my old ones from my…

  • My first editorial (part two)

    My first editorial (part two)

    My sophomore year, I wrote my first editorial about how I’d been wrestling with misattributing my value to how successful I could…

  • 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…

  • How do you say goodbye to what you never expected to love?

    In all honesty, I never wanted to be The Collegian’s Sports editor. That may come as a shock to many of you.…

  • Football ‘should’ win PAC

    Football ‘should’ win PAC

    PAC coaches, sports information directors and media members placed Washington and Jefferson atop the 2026 PAC preseason football poll, with Grove City…

  • Don’t fret the fifteen

    Don’t fret the fifteen

    Stress and change struggles

  • College ending doesn’t mean learning ends

    College ending doesn’t mean learning ends

    By Emily Fox · Former Editor-in-Chief “College is the best four years of your life. Enjoy it while you can; it’ll be…

  • Closing remarks on grace and holy places

    As the last days of college crawl my way, I recall the restlessness I felt during the last years of high school…

  • Buy Girl Scout Cookies!

    Buy Girl Scout Cookies!

    I remember standing outside my local Sam’s Club and Walmart in the cold winter and early spring months, trying eagerly and desperately…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Accounting internship hunt causes struggles

    Accounting internship hunt causes struggles

    By Natalie Hanna · Sports Editor As I’m sure most can relate, I felt like I was perpetually stressed last school year.…