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‘Butler’ film seeks extras
Mosser Casting is seeking paid extras for the film “Butler,” based on Washington Examiner journalist Salena Zito’s account of the attempted assassination…
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AI theme of E+I preview
Grove City students are divided on AI’s role in business and concerned that this ever-advancing technology will negatively affect their employment opportunities.…
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Crimson Card+ here to stay
Time is running short for students still holding on to their physical IDs as the deadline to switch to Crimson Card+ looms.…
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The Princeton Review reviewed
The Princeton Review released its annual findings of “The Best 392 Colleges,” and Grove City has moved up and down the ranks…
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Poll insights on GCC and AI
The Collegian poll conducted last week found that more Grovers hold negative associations with artificial intelligence (AI) than positive, with 46% of…
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College hires deans
Grove City College’s Calderwood School of Arts and Letters and Hopeman School of Science, Engineering and Mathematics have appointed new deans to…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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 &…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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‘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…
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‘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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Junior becomes Excel champion
Junior business analysis and supply chain management double major Matthew Hammond earned the title of Pennsylvania Microsoft Excel champion after achieving a…
