Madelyn Braho

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  • Lessons from Perspectives

    It’s been two years since I wrote my first article for The Collegian. I had asked Grace Scheller, the previous Perspectives editor,…

  • 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…

  • Now it’s official

    Now it’s official

    College’s 10th president inaugurated

  • Commencement gets political

    Get ready Grove City — another politician is coming to town. This year’s commencement speaker is U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky.…

  • 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…

  • ‘Don’t be a sucker’

    ‘Don’t be a sucker’

    Lessons from 1947

  • Society preserves town legacy

    Society preserves town legacy

    For more than 25 years, the Grove City Historical Society has been preserving 200 years of local history. Located on College Avenue…

  • Soerens rethinks immigration debate

    On Jan. 22, Matthew Soerens, senior vice president of policy and advocacy at World Relief, spoke in Sticht Lecture Hall on the…

  • statement of faith

    SoF focused on factionalism, not faith

  • Throckmorton book debuts

    Throckmorton book debuts

    Former Grove City College professor Warren Throckmorton debunks common myths about America’s founding in his new book “The Christian Past That Wasn’t.”…

  • Monster or masterpiece?

    Monster or masterpiece?

    When it was announced that Guillermo del Toro would be adapting “Frankenstein,” many horror fans were excited. Del Toro is known for…

  • New Thai in town

    New Thai in town

    Chang Thai, which opened on Broad Street early this semester, finally provides Grove City College students some place nearer than Slippery Rock…

  • Mitchell lives healthfully

    Dr. Andrew Mitchell, professor of history at the college, has an interest in what it means to live well that goes far…

  • Giant skeletons in September?

    Giant skeletons in September?

    Looking for liturgy in a disorganized calendar

  • Second embezzlement plagues town library

    Grove City Community Library patrons received an email answering questions about an alleged embezzlement on Oct. 18. However, it was not further…

  • There is no ‘just war,’ just war

    A reflection on the ceasefire in Gaza

  • Grove’s oldest club

    Grove’s oldest club

    Usually when a college club has been around for 87 years, most members are no longer involved. But with the Grove City…

  • Grove City Community Library endures hardship

    The Grove City Community Library has made efforts to raise funds and cut costs to prevent permanent closure. Funding became a serious…

  • 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…

  • School shootings: a uniquely American tragedy

    Our desensitization to violence should be reconsidered

  • Tedford and Erb join forces

    Tedford and Erb join forces

    The Grove City College band and orchestra will be performing their first-ever joint concert on Oct. 3. The orchestra, led by Dr.…

  • Reaccreditation in progress

    Grove City College is currently undergoing reaccreditation, a two-and-a-half-year assessment of how the college meets organizational standards. The Middle States Commission on…

  • Friendliness should not be conditional

    GCC ranked No. 2 in “Friendliest Students” but No. 3 in “LGBTQ-Unfriendly”

  • Protest in Grove City

    Grove City Grassroots organized a protest at Grove City Memorial Park targeting ICE’s ongoing immigration raids and the Epstein files saga, while…

  • Victims deserve justice

    Epstein’s victims should get the chance to tell their stories