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Softball Loses Both to Spalding

The GC Softball team lost both games in their home double-header against SLIAC Spalding, 11-5, 2-0.

Men's Tennis Bounces Back With 8-1 Win Over Oakland City

Coming off of a very tough loss against Conference rival Webster on Thursday, the Men’s Tennis team traveled to NCAA Division II Oakland City University on a sunny Friday afternoon and earned the impressive 8-1 win.

Men's Tennis Suffers 9-0 Loss to Webster

The GC Men's Tennis team were swept 9-0 by Webster, who now sits, undefeated in Conference, at the top of the SLIAC standings.

Volleyball Scheduled to Host April 13 Tournament

The Greenville College volleyball team has announced plans to host a nine-team spring tournament on Saturday, April 13.

Softball Efforts Not Enough, Loses Both in Double-Header to Milikin

The Greenville College Softball team could not best Milikin in either game of the double-header, losing 8-0 and 5-6.

Men's Track and Field 19th in USTFCCCA Poll

The GC Men's Track & Field team has been ranked 19th in the US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Division III National Poll for the week.

Panther Baseball Loses Both in Fontbonne Double-Header

The GC Baseball team fell in both games in the double-header against Fontbonne, losing 5-4 and 3-0 on their home field.

Lady Panther Tennis Can't Take Down SLIAC Powerhouse, Webster Wins 6-3

The Greenville College Women's tennis team could not outplay Webster, who remains at the top of the Conference.

Ryan Smith Named Hitter of the Week

Greenville's own Ryan Smith has been SLIAC Baseball Hitter of the Week for the week of March 25-31.

This Little Idea Went to Market

When Enoch Poon reserved a booth to sell Chinese dinners at AgapeFest '86, he wanted to give concertgoers a taste of China and make some money in the process. Though he lacked cash, supplies and manpower, Poon - soon to graduate with a major in computer science and mathematics - was rich in resourcefulness.