​Student publications play a critical role in the life of a college by providing a written forum for intellectual and creative exchange. Learning is not to be safely buried in a field nor locked in an ivory tower, but rather shared throughout a community, contributing to that great conversation so indispensable to the life of the mind. Student publications serve as a platform for this conversation, sparking and fueling the discourse necessary for intellectual motion.

The Quad is founded upon the principle that learning should not be confined to the classroom. Education is for the whole of a person. Thus we publish a broad range of intellectual works, from the critical to the creative, from scholarly essays and book reviews to travelogues, poetry, and non-fiction narratives.  This holistic pursuit of the intellectual life should never be divorced from a pursuit of God.  All truth, we believe, is God’s truth.  The Quad aspires to develop the mind in Christ, and seeks to feed not only the intellect, but the soul.  Thus, we welcome excellent works from all disciplines, so that, along with the Echo and Collegian, we may nourish the intellectual life of the entire campus.

LessMore Read More Ministry Groups ​Students are encouraged to get involved in these groups to learn from one another, make a positive impact on the world and to embark on their spiritual journeys together.​​   More Read More Campus Ministries ​At Grove City College, you’re free to pursue your spiritual life as seriously and freely as you want. There are many thriving student ministry groups on campus that will help you to nurture your own spiritual development.​​   More Read More Dining ​​The student meal plan at Grove City College consists of three meals a day, seven days a week​.​   More Read More Health Services ​Grove City College is committed to its students’ overall health and wellness. The Zerbe Health and Wellness Center is home to friendly and qualified health professionals who have chosen to work specifically with college students. ​​   More Read More Residence Life ​Over 93 percent of our students live on campus where they become a part of a friendly, close-knit living and learning community.​​   More Read More Campus Organizations ​There are over 130 student clubs and organizations. Special interest groups, faith-based and service organizations, honorary groups, fraternities and sororities are all led by students and supported by faculty and staff advisors.​   More