President Lingo was recently featured in Newly Minted, a PBT series highlighting the region’s newest executive leaders. In his interview with associate editor Jordyn Hronec, Lingo addressed the challenges and opportunities ahead and his vision for the College in 2026 and beyond.
“Together we will stand as a Christ-centered community that resists conformity, pursues renewal, rejoices in hope, perseveres through challenges, and remains faithful in prayer and purpose.” –President Bradley J. Lingo ‘00
Grove City College inaugurated Bradley J. Lingo ’00 as its 10th president today, marking a new milestone in the College’s history as it celebrates its 150th anniversary this year! Read the full story ➡️ https://t.co/GjPmIH4zfa
“Whether you study mathematics, chemistry, economics, or theology…if you pursue truth all the way down, at the end of that, you will find Christ." Hear more about President Lingo's first convocation address ➡️https://t.co/ZMgFQA42d8
More good news for Grove City College. Ranked #1 Most Religious, #2 Friendliest, #3 Most Conservative, and #13th Happiest students in the country. And always—a best value. @GroveCtyCollege
Grove City College is ranked the number one school for Most Religious Students in The Princeton Review’s annual college guide. Student survey rankings also put the College near the top for Friendliest, Most Conservative, Most Engaged and Happiest students. https://t.co/Y7ii1uIh4i
Grove City College is ranked the number one school for Most Religious Students in The Princeton Review’s annual college guide. Student survey rankings also put the College near the top for Friendliest, Most Conservative, Most Engaged and Happiest students. https://t.co/Y7ii1uIh4i
Spread the word. We want the nation’s most promising Christian and conservative students at Grove City College. And we’re launching a new scholarship program to attract them. @GroveCtyCollege
As of April 8, 2025, Regent Law is the fastest-rising law school in the nation — climbing 53 spots in just four years in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings. Become part of this monumental rise and contribute to Regent Law's Giving Day. Learn more at https://t.co/83WSJCO1m4
If Harvard wants to be an independent school, then it could follow the example of @GroveCtyCollege and stop taking billions of dollars from the federal government and the American taxpayer. You can't have it both ways. https://t.co/UJ9u2SvNZY
Incoming College president Bradley J. Lingo ’00 suggests Harvard could learn something from Grove City College in a new WORLD opinion column. Read it here: https://t.co/V5elBvgPU8