For the past three years, I have had the pleasure of living with my best friends. Grove City College offers a wonderful opportunity to not only join various communities but, in the case of housing groups, fraternities, and sororities, to also live with them. The Rhos are an independent men’s housing groups. For those unacquainted […]
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Student Spotlight: Ryan Brothers, Computer Science and the Humanities
As of May 2015, Ryan Brothers joined the same housing group as I did. We had talked maybe twice from when he joined to May 2016. On a whim, we decided to be roommates for our senior year. Now, I can call him one of my best friends. “I applied to bigger schools, but at the […]
Student Spotlight: Nicolas Giorgi, Designs in Rhythm
I’ve known Nic for nearly my entire time at Grove City College. He came in as an engineer with the class of 2016 with the intent to pursue product design. After extenuating circumstances, Nic left due to medical complications, but returned with the class of 2017. Despite immense trials, Nic pushed forward, still driven by […]
From the Spotlight to the Wings: Working in the Theatre
On-campus jobs are plentiful at Grove City College. Whether it’s working the sidelines of a Grove City football game or handling orders at the print shop, Grove City offers a multitude of options for work opportunities. For the last three years I’ve had the pleasure of working as a Pew Fine Arts Center Technician, which […]
Being a City Boy in Rural PA: What’s Western PA All About?
If you couldn’t tell from my previous post, I love city living. From the abounding culture to crossing the street when that pesky red hand shines at you from across the road (but come on, there’s not even a car coming down the street), there’s something about being in a city that just makes me feel […]
Passing Along Passion: Children’s Theatre
Theatre. There’s nothing quite like it. Particularly musicals. There’s something transcendent about music in and of itself, but when it accompanies a narrative, music allows an audience to be drawn in to the world that is unfolding before them. As an adult there is something about musicals that takes us back to childhood. Even if […]
Shifting Roles: GCC Theatre as a Means of Change
If growing up outside of New York City didn’t ensure that I’d see a Broadway show as child, having a dad who saw over 500 shows by the age of 18 and who majored in Theatre from Fordham University definitely did. The stage has beckoned me from my earliest years, creating a sense of wonder […]