From its beginning in 1876, Grove City College has rigorously adhered to the development of its Master Plan created by the famous landscape architect, Fredrick Law Olmsted and carried out by the successive firm led by Olmsted’s sons. This beautiful campus is characterized by a series of major and minor quadrangles on a sloping terrain framed by buildings in the Collegiate Gothic style. The scope of this effort included the following major projects:

• New 112,000 SF Hall of Arts and Letters mainly comprised of classrooms and faculty offices

• New 35,000 SF Student Activities Center including dining facilities, a bookstore, a commuter lounge and space for student clubs

• 19,000 SF addition and renovation of Pew Fine Arts Center