About Bradley J. Lingo
Bradley J. Lingo is Grove City College’s 10th president.
Before returning to lead his alma mater, Lingo served as dean of Regent University School of Law. Under his leadership, Regent Law set records for enrollment and rose more than 45 places in the U.S. News rankings. While at Regent, Lingo was named professor of the year, his scholarship won the faculty excellence award, and he was twice named to the “Virginia 500 Power List” of Virginia’s most influential leaders.
As an academic, his scholarship and advocacy focus on constitutional law and religious liberty. He co-founded Regent’s Center for Constitutional Law, where he filed briefs on behalf of former members of Congress, religious organizations such as Campus Crusade for Christ, Young Life, InterVarsity, and in U.S. Supreme Court cases such as Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, and Groff v. DeJoy. He has published in outlets such as Wake Forest Law Review, George Mason Law Review Forum, Regent University Law Review, National Review Online, and World.
Grove City College Opening Convocation Remarks, August 27, 2025 delivered by Grove City College President Bradley J. Lingo ’00 In one of the most dramatic scenes in all human history—hours before the crucifixion—Jesus stands before Pilate. Pilate asks Him two … Continue reading
Editor’s note: This address was given by GCC President Bradley J. Lingo ’00 to the 2025 Faculty Retreat. I walked down my driveway to my mailbox one summer day in the late 1990s. I reached in and pulled out a … Continue reading
