I-79 to Exit 113 (Grove City)

Take Route 208 East into Grove City to the first traffic light.

Turn right onto Main Street (Rt. 58) and go to the second traffic light (Liberty Ave).

Turn left into the campus and follow the road to Crawford Hall. (Administration Bldg.)

I-80 to Exit 24 (Grove City / Sandy Lake)

Take Route 173 South into Grove City.

Follow Route 173 as it winds through town. Turn left onto Main Street (Rt. 58).

Go to the second traffic light (Liberty Avenue).

Turn left into the campus and follow the road to Crawford Hall. (Administration Bldg.)

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