Oct. 3, 2025 edition

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  • Wolverines winless in white out wipeout

    Wolverines winless in white out wipeout

    Grove City’s football team opened its PAC schedule with a tough loss to Washington & Jefferson on Saturday, Sept. 27. The Wolverines…

  • Wolverines best the Barons

    Wolverines best the Barons

    The Grove City women’s tennis team took down Franciscan 6-1 in a home match last Monday, Sept. 29 to improve to 5-0…

  • Wolverine Weekly Honors (2025-26)

    Lily Meidl Softball Newcomer of the Week Taylor Blythe Women’s Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week Emily Burling Women’s Golf Newcomer of…

  • What’s Fresh at the Grove? (2025-26)

    In Ketler Auditorium… Children’s Musical April 17 at 7 p.m. April 18 at 11 a.m. “Hello, Mrs. Piggle Wiggle!” will bring childish…

  • Uprising star Raye

    Uprising star Raye

    If you are familiar with American pop music, the dominance of singers like Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish and…

  • Under the lights

    Under the lights

    The annual Grove City College football night game

  • Top of the tri-match

    Top of the tri-match

    Wolverines sweep opponents at Waynesburg

  • 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 band marches onward

    The band marches onward

    The Grove City College Marching Band is gearing up for the culmination of its season. Along with the final few football games,…

  • Striking the right balance

    Navigating the perks and perils of technology

  • Sports at a Glance (2025-26)

    Results

  • 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…

  • Response: LGBTQ incompatible with Christianity

    Response: LGBTQ incompatible with Christianity

    There is an epidemic of people who call themselves Christians while simultaneously supporting the LGBTQ lifestyle. Scripture clearly condemns homosexuality. Leviticus 18:22,…

  • Reflecting on the TikTok ban

    Imagine it’s 1:47 a.m. and you swore you’d study in an hour … two hours ago. Instead, you’ve gotten up to date…

  • Pre-health track

    Pre-health track

    No one on campus could avoid hearing about the recent Career Fair, even if they wanted to. But a smaller portion of…

  • Photo feature

    Photo feature

    On Saturday, Sept. 27, the Grove City College Wolverines faced off against the Washington & Jefferson Presidents. The Wolverines were defeated 14-34…

  • Natural rights are sacrosanct

    Tim Kaine is wrong: Our rights do come from God

  • Lockdown timeline

    3:55 p.m. Grove City police received call reporting man with gun* 4:02 p.m. Police cleared students from library* 4:04 p.m. News of…

  • Grove City locks down

    Grove City locks down

    ‘Swatting’ call prompts lockdown

  • Golfers populate podium at Franciscan Invite

    Golfers populate podium at Franciscan Invite

    The Grove City College golf program found renewed success last Saturday, Sept. 27 at the Franciscan University Invitational. With podium placements produced…

  • From skeptic to speaker

    Former atheist and environmental activist Paul Kingsnorth will visit Grove City College on Tuesday as the keynote speaker of the annual Christian…

  • False alarm

    False alarm

    Fake threats numb us to real danger

  • Egg hunt

    Egg hunt

    Taylor Swift’s secret messages for fans

  • Broad Street hosts Oktoberfest

    Broad Street hosts Oktoberfest

    Prepare for a busy Broad Street: Oktoberfest is arriving in Grove City next week. Local businesses will be open for a community…

  • AHN, GCC announce scholarship partnership

    Allegheny Health Network (AHN) and Grove City College are proud to announce a new partnership designed to invest in the next generation…

  • A note from the editorial board

    Thank you, campus leaders

  • A festive fall

    This fall, the college’s Greek groups are collaborating to host events for the campus. Amidst the efforts of sororities, fraternities and housing…