Editorial
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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…
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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…
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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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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…
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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…
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Slow your hands
“Go to college, it will teach you time management skills!” Or, for some of us, it will blow time management out of…
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Shaken, but held together by the cornerstone
Though the weather was warm on the evening of Sunday, Sept. 28, the quad was empty. Instead, emergency vehicles filled the campus’s…
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Seize the days at college
It is easy to subconsciously divide college into two hemispheres: learning, which is reduced to academics, and experience, which is everything extracurricular.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Distance Dilemma
I started dating my boyfriend in the spring, and then we had to spend the whole summer doing long distance. I kept…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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A posture of purity
You are priceless. Internalize that statement. Both the God of infinite goodness and a demonic being of tireless insanity are in pursuit…
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A cautious approach to ambition
When God isn’t the center of your world, what is? The answer to that question depends on the individual. For some, it’s…
