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  • Faith for Life kicks off

    Faith for Life kicks off

    Lingos speak during first lecture event of the semester By Jack Davis · Contributing Writer The Faith for Life Lecture series kicked…

  • Faith & Freedom press launches

    Faith & Freedom press launches

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Grove City College’s newest publishing imprint, Faith & Freedom Press, is now lining bookshelves with original titles…

  • Derek Bradley joins OGP

    Derek Bradley joins OGP

    This year, the college welcomes Derek Bradley as the new director of the Office of Global Programs (OGP). Bradley graduated from Grove…

  • Court rejects landfill permit

    The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania rejected a Tri-County Industries Inc. permit to reopen the Tri-County landfill off Grove City’s South Center Street…

  • Construction begins on new athletic facilities

    Construction begins on new athletic facilities

    By Steven Mauch · Assistant Business Manager New athletic facilities are under construction at Grove City College, with the William C. Stewart…

  • Collegian a is (Keystone) award-winning newspaper

    Collegian a is (Keystone) award-winning newspaper

    The Collegian was awarded three Student Keystone Media Awards by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association. The Keystone Media Awards recognize student journalism that…

  • College revises HUMA core

    Four new classes focus on Biblical truth and Christian Life

  • College opens history exhibit

    College opens history exhibit

    By Jack Davis · Contributing Writer Grove City College’s history is now an on-campus exhibit, allowing the public to see it in…

  • College breaks fundraising record

    College breaks fundraising record

    By Julia Kramer · News Editor Grove City College has broken fundraising records this year by raising a total of $75 million.…

  • Career Services is here to help

    The Grove City College Career Services Office, or CSO, is focused on helping students with their professional needs. The office offers advice…

  • Buy Girl Scout Cookies!

    Buy Girl Scout Cookies!

    I remember standing outside my local Sam’s Club and Walmart in the cold winter and early spring months, trying eagerly and desperately…

  • Basham bashes Grove no more

    Basham bashes Grove no more

    By Liliana Shadlow · Staff Writer Despite previous disagreements with the college, reporter and Daily Wire podcaster Megan Basham applauded Grove City…

  • Applications being accepted for E+I Fellows

    The Center for Entrepreneurship + Innovation is taking applications for the E+I Fellowship program, which provides student interns to regional non-profits, startups…

  • 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…

  • AHN Grove City opens Cancer Institute

    Allegheny Health Network (AHN) Grove City opened its doors to community members this past Monday to tour its recently renovated Cancer Institute.…

  • African art show on display

    African art show on display

    Bruce Onobrakpeya premieres exhibit at the college

  • A century and a half of leadership

    A century and a half of leadership

    Celebrating a legacy of faith and freedom To celebrate Grove City College’s 150th anniversary, The Collegian is exploring the College’s history, traditions…

  • 84 Lumber exec pitches internships

    Paul Yater, chief information officer and head of human resources at 84 Lumber, addressed Grove City College students Tuesday on the value…

  • 2026 ODK Honorees

    2026 ODK Honorees

    Introducing the finalists for senior man and woman of the year

  • 2025 Homecoming Court

    2025 Homecoming Court

    Annie Vannoy Hometown: Waldoboro, Maine Major(s): Biblical and religious studies and English At Homecoming in 10 years, I will be: Bursting with…

  • 1950 – Homecoming is farewell for U.S. chosen few

    Though Homecoming traditions remain the same, the circumstances students face have changed over the decades. Check out this article from the 1950…