Editorial/Perspectives
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Letter to the editor
First off, I want to thank you for all the hard work you all do on The Collegian. I think it is…
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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.…
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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,…
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Dr. Love addresses the cynics
My boyfriend is very sweet, and 95% of the time, he is the perfect boyfriend. However, for most of our relationship, I…
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Data centers not the problem
If you are like most Americans, you do not like data centers. According to a May Gallup poll, 70% of Americans oppose…
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Community is our defining feature
Now that I am well over halfway through my “college experience,” I have begun to get self-reflective. Am I spending my time…
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Chapel speaker was wrong: Talk was empty platitudes
Kimberly J. Miller’s chapel message on Feb. 25 in Harbison Chapel thoroughly discouraged me. At best, the speaker’s words were grossly vague.…
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Chapel speaker was right: Stop ignoring your feelings
What do you do with the voice in your head that says, “I’m not good enough,” or “I don’t deserve to be…
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Chapel music meeting
“In the February 13 issue of the Collegian, Alec Durfee reflected on his interviews with students who desire more historical expressions of…
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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…
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Bridging history with a continuous legacy
The snow has melted and students are across the quad studying, playing Spikeball and enjoying the long-awaited warmer weather. Grove is green…
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AI can improve spiritual life
“We must therefore learn to use powerful tools without outsourcing our intellectual or spiritual formation to them.” — President Brad Lingo AI…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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‘Unity’ argument was empty rhetoric
In his Feb. 6 Perspectives column “No time for unity,” Micaiah Brindle makes a number of bold assertions. He argues that the…
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‘Lake Ontario’ washed away
After over 300 years of the famous name of Lake Ontario, this Canadian American lake was renamed to Lake America last August…
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‘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,…
