Grove City College

Ari Campbell, a Biology/Health major with a minor in Biblical and Religious Studies from Memphis, Tenn., was named Grove City College Senior Man of the Year during the April 24 Recognition Convocation.

This spring, a Grove City College junior and her professor will be examining how well on-the-ground practices related to unaccompanied minors match the federal government's aim of providing minimally restrictive and developmentally appropriate care.

Faculty and students from Grove City College's Social Work program discussed their research and professional experience at the North Americans Christians in Social Work Annual Convention held Nov. 10 and 11 in Pittsburgh.

Grove City College students helped translate a collection of records and first-hand accounts documenting the mass arrest nearly 80 years ago of Jews in the city of Amiens in the Somme region of France.

Grove City College Engineering students experienced a unique opportunity to contribute to a NASA project in the 2019-2020 NASA Glenn Research Center University Student Design Challenge.

Among the many disruptions of college life due to the coronavirus pandemic is the widespread cancellation of academic conferences that provide undergraduates the opportunity to share the research they conducted as part of their studies.

Two Grove City College students joined young leaders from other colleges and luminaries from the world of politics and religion last month in Washington for the National Association of Evangelicals' Christian Student Leadership Conference.

A professor and student from Grove City College co-authored an article that was featured recently in a prominent Polish newspaper. Dr. Paul Kengor, professor of political science and executive director of the Center for Vision & Values, worked closely with Josh Delk '17, a political science major, on the story.

Grove City College Debate Team captains Tegan Truitt '21 and Christopher Ostertag '20 traveled to Florida to participate in an exclusive collegiate debate exhibition last month.

Emily Bartlow '16 and Tristan Slater '16 bested the competition on an episode of the Food Network bake-off show "Cake Wars" that aired Monday night, February 8, 2016.

A team from Grove City College will be featured in the second season of Food Networks popular Cake Wars. Grove City College alumna Emily Bartlow 16 and senior Tristan Slater 16 compete in the high-stakes bake-off in an episode entitled Minecraft airing at 9 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1 on the Food Network.

After she wrapped up her finals, Marley Kropp '17 headed overseas to study history, culture and communications in Wales as part of a Fulbright Summer Institute program.