If you are looking for a way to get involved on campus, the Grove City Choir Touring Choir may be a great idea for you. It is the only faculty directed audition choir on campus. Currently, we have 44 members and are directed by Dr. Katherine Mueller. I can truly say that after three years […]
Author Archive | Shannon McDade
How to Make the Most of Your College Experience
As a senior a few weeks before graduation, I look back at my four years at Grove City College and wonder how they went so fast. I found a family away from home, I participated in so many great projects and organizations and I had so many great late nights. I can barely fathom that […]
International Justice Mission: Stand for Freedom
There are so many powerful service oriented groups on Grove City College’s campus. There are service honorariums such as Crowne and Sceptre, Roundtable and Mortarboard. Grove City College supports a national service fraternity in Alpha Phi Omega. There are groups such as Project Okello who seek to provide clean water to families in Africa. However, […]
Law School: How to Get There from Grove City College
I came into Grove City College with a dream. I am leaving having started the beginning of that dream. My dream is to be an attorney and I will be attending law school next fall. To some people, this sounds unappealing and to others, downright repulsive. However, I know that some of you share my […]
GCC Goes to CPAC
One of the most beautiful things about Grove City College is the myriad of passions that different students have. One particular hobby that many Grove City students seem to share is their love and involvement in politics. This isn’t surprising. The College is built on the foundation of “faith and freedom,” and itself has participated […]
An Open Letter from the Student Who Thought That She Was State-School Bound
Dear Senior Prospective Student, It’s April. Crunch time. You’ve applied to schools, big and small, and have gotten your acceptances. Your college decision is looming over your head. Each day, you come up with an official decision. The next day, your official decision no longer seems so official and you are ferried back to square […]
The Story Behind Grove City College’s Supreme Court Case
On one of my first visits to Grove City College, way back in the spring of 2012 as a prospective student, I was approached by a member of the Office of Admission. This staff member asked me if I knew about the Supreme Court case that Grove City had participated in during the 1980s. I […]