Culture

During my first week at GCC, I witnessed a strange event at lunch in Hicks Cafeteria. The room was resounding...

Whether you grew up chanting Homeric dactylic hexameter like it was a nursery rhyme or whether you have not even...

For one of my classes recently, I read a series of research articles about the physical inactivity of Americans and...

I’m a conservative Christian who’s spent the vast majority of his life in conservative Christian circles. As such, I’ve heard...

Brick and bitumen. Steel and glass. Man really doesn’t change, does he? The year is 2023 A.D. In nearly every...

As I sit to write this article on an almost spring February morning, I am recovering from an assault of...

Explaining Greek life to an outsider of Grove City College often results in confused looks and warranted skepticism. Underage drinking,...

Many Christians support and lead movements toward localism, agrarian and craft work, and traditional cultural revival, which Fyodor Dostoevsky helps...

Dr. Jeffrey Bilbro and Sarah Soltis discuss the Liberating Arts Project, which “gathers faculty from a variety of institutions to...

College is a rite of passage. There are two reasons why people go to college. Most go to prepare for...

To any malevolent spirit that cares to listen, I think I’ve come up with a decent way to declaw one...

Rod Dreher discusses nationalism, Trump vs. DeSantis, and the future of American Christianity with Cogitare's Isaac Willour. Few Christian writers...

This article originally appeared in Cogitare's Fall Print edition. You don’t have to be a Grove City College student very...

The Thanksgiving and Christmas season brings small talk with the aunts you hate, meeting the cousins you didn’t know existed,...

One of my favorite poems by John Keats is entitled, To One Who Has Been Long in City Pent. It...