Entrepreneurs - Grove City College

RATHBURN HALL
athburn Hall was formally dedicated on Friday, Sept. 14, to a
R warm welcome from the campus community and the larger Grove
City family. The building provides office and meeting space for groups
on campus. The building's main event areas are also available for
meetings and receptions by the community.
Members of the Board of Trustees, administrators, staff and faculty,
as well as many students were on hand as the College marked the
completion of its first major campaign initiative.
Each day, members of the Grove City College community express
their Christian faith in some way. Some practice it overtly through clubs,
mission trips and ministry. Others engage faith on a more
private level, quietly through reflection, prayer and Bible study.
Rathburn Hall provides space for that engagement. Within our mission,
we commit to accept all creeds. From whatever faith tradition students,
faculty and community members come, the addition of a Christian
Activities Building reflects the centrality of spiritual life to the student
campus experience.
This building project has been completely funded by capital
campaign gifts and has been constantly in use since its opening.
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,
ENGINEERING AND
MATHEMATICS BUILDING
As the College continues to look forward to the completion of
its second major building initiative, the Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics Building (“STEM” Hall) is continuing
ahead of schedule. Brick exterior is going up, and the building is
quickly becoming one of the most beautiful on campus. With
state-of-the-art lab and classroom space, this building will open in
fall 2013.
The new building will enable the College to keep pace with
increasingly sophisticated technology and interdisciplinary research;
offer expanded lab and study spaces that foster opportunities for
collaborative interactions, similar to what students will find in the
workplace; attract world-class faculty with a passion for teaching;
and recruit talented students to achieve a sciences enrollment goal
of 40 percent of the College population.
As of Sept. 30, 2012, we have reached 37.43 percent of our
$35,000,000 goal for this project.