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2 Cups Creativity, 1 Cup Opportunity, and a Hearty Pinch of Determination

Good chefs follow recipes. Great chefs create their own. When it comes to finding your calling, there’s not always a recipe for success. As 2002 alumna Anna Watson Carl can attest, sometimes you have to start from scratch. Though she now enjoys a successful career in food and journalism, it’s been quite a journey for […]

With friends at North Hall Hospitality party

From Afghanistan to the Grove: How a Little Piece of Shrapnel Changed Everything

Every year, Grove City students travel abroad to study in Europe, Asia or South America, but who are the people who make Grove City their destination? In this series, we’ll introduce you to GCC’s international students and their amazing stories.   If you didn’t know Najib Afghan well, you’d think him just like any other […]

Mrs. McNulty

Driving the McNultys

Homecoming at Grove City is a time of fun, hanging out with old friends, and networking with alumni. However I had an opportunity that put all of those on the backburner….I was asked to drive President McNulty and Mrs. McNulty in the homecoming parade! (Let me just begin by saying they are without a doubt […]

Reagan Georges

Internship Spotlight: Reagan Georges

Reagan Georges ’16, Marketing Management major and Art minor from Bolton, CT. She interned with New Britain Museum of American Art. Where did you intern last summer and what was your position title I interned at the New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, CT. I was a curatorial intern which means I […]

Laura Preschool Table with Kids

Education Majors in the Field

Laura Ames, ’16 Elementary Education major and a Christian Ministries minor from Virginia Beach, VA. Grove City College’s Early Education Center is situated within the main academic building, The Hall of Arts and Letters. Its purpose is to offer an outstanding education to preschoolers and also provide classroom experience for education majors. Every elementary education […]

Dick Maggiore

Marketing Is a Battle of Perceptions, Not Tomatoes

​Reaching into a large bin of cans and bottles, Dick Maggiore pulls out Campbell’s soup, Heinz ketchup and Hunts tomato sauce. The CEO of award-winning advertising agency Innis-Maggiore certainly knows how to keep a crowd engaged. And there’s quite a big one—the audience of students, teachers and administration is too large for the room. Holding […]

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