Oct. 24, 2025 edition

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  • Wolverines go Gator hunting

    Wolverines go Gator hunting

    Football downs Allegheny during fall break

  • 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…

  • Turning Point’s halftime takeover

    Turning Point’s halftime takeover

    When Super Bowl LIX kicks off on Feb. 8, millions of Americans will tune in to see the two best football teams…

  • There is no ‘just war,’ just war

    A reflection on the ceasefire in Gaza

  • The many lives of Dr. Hall

    The many lives of Dr. Hall

    Dr. Josiah Hall has lived an interesting and varied life. You may know him as a professor in the Biblical and Theological…

  • The cost of compromise

    The cost of compromise

    New Church of England leader divides Anglicans worldwide

  • Standing tall: Life at 6’9”

    Standing tall: Life at 6’9”

    At six feet and nine inches tall, Grove City College junior Austin Johncour quite literally stands out in a crowd. Whether walking…

  • Sports at a Glance (2025-26)

    Results

  • Record atten-dance

    Record atten-dance

    The safe ground at swing and ballroom

  • Pirouettes and paparazzi

    Pirouettes and paparazzi

    “Dancing with the Stars” has taken over TVs across the nation at 8 p.m. every Tuesday. From “Boy Meets World” actor Danielle…

  • Photo feature

    Photo feature

    Among the many extracurricular activities offered on campus, the Grove City College Marching Band is one that many students have an affinity…

  • Paul Ryan named Reagan speaker

    The Institute for Faith & Freedom at Grove City College will welcome Paul Ryan, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives,…

  • New club supports disabilities

    New club supports disabilities

    This year, Grove City College launched its first club created to support those with disabilities. “His Power-Displayed” meets for dinner every Saturday…

  • Monotony (2025-26)

    Monotony (2025-26)

    November 14, 2025 By Bennie Komoroski October 31, 2025 By Benio Komoroski October 24, 2025 By Bernie Komorowski September 5, 2025 By…

  • Male cheerleaders return to ‘The City’

    Male cheerleaders return to ‘The City’

    When it comes to the concept of “male cheerleading” at the college, maybe the silly, slapstick dance routine performed during halftime of…

  • Making a joyful noise

    Making a joyful noise

    On Saturday evenings, the sound of piano playing and singing can be heard from inside Grove City College’s iconic Harbison Chapel. A…

  • Honoring ‘’Mid the Pines’

    The senior gift should be an alma mater plaque

  • Holy hits

    In recent months, the mainstream pop music industry has had a surprising addition: Christian music. In a field that has historically been,…

  • Holleman engages with students

    It’s not every day that someone has the chance to sit around a table and enjoy a conversation with an award-winning novelist.…

  • Hear the horn

    Hear the horn

    The Grove City College Marching Band performs at events across campus.

  • Grove is Hidden Gem

    Grove City College is Pennsylvania’s top “Hidden Gem,” according to Citizens’ College Raptor online ranking service. College Raptor, which ranks the best…

  • Gronbeck makes history as golf shines at PACs

    Gronbeck makes history as golf shines at PACs

    A sophomore from the college, Luke Gronbeck, etched his name into Wolverine golf history this week, earning medalist honors at the PAC…

  • Formation in floundering

    From the Tower

  • Doctor Love (2025-26)

    “My boyfriend and I are typical Grover-achiev-ers. Our calendars are PACKED with school, clubs and sports, and we are starting to feel…

  • College urges Omnilert signups

    College urges Omnilert signups

    Campus Safety encourages phone number registration