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Immanuel Business School MBA Students Visit Greenville College

Immanuel Business School MBA Students Visit Greenville College

November 14, 2014

In October, Greenville College had the privilege of hosting two MBA students, Mercy Martina and Raj Kishore Rout from the MBA program at Immanuel Business School in Hyderabad, India.
Men's NCCAA 2014 All-Region Team Announcement

Men's NCCAA 2014 All-Region Team Announcement

November 14, 2014

Greenville College Takes Part in Emergency Planning Exercise

Greenville College Takes Part in Emergency Planning Exercise

November 13, 2014

On Tuesday, Nov. 4, the city of Greenville conducted an exercise addressing emergency procedures and testing the response time of First Responders. By testing the efficiency of the First Responders, Greenville is demonstrating their readiness to look to the future and protect their citizens.
Greenville College Announces Choir's 2014-15 Concert Season

Greenville College Announces Choir's 2014-15 Concert Season

November 11, 2014

Greenville College is pleased to announce the Greenville College Choir’s concert itinerary for 2014-15. During the current 88th Anniversary year, the Greenville College Choir will perform in the St. Louis and Indianapolis areas, as well as take a 12-day concert tour to Ireland in May-June 2015.
Math Wizards: GC Students Tutor East St. Louis Students

Math Wizards: GC Students Tutor East St. Louis Students

November 10, 2014

Greenville College student Nate Wieland didn’t waste any time getting to work helping third-graders Antwan Strong and Demorion Bush with their math worksheet in Barbara Outten’s class at Officer Elementary School in East St. Louis.
Volleyball well represented with postseason accolades

Volleyball well represented with postseason accolades

November 08, 2014

The five-time SLIAC league champion volleyball team picked up an array of honors following their 22-9 season.
Football succumbs to St. Scholastica

Football succumbs to St. Scholastica

November 08, 2014

The football team made the long journey to Duluth and returned home with a 42-14 loss to St. Scholastica Saturday to wrap up a second place season standing in the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference.
Men's Soccer sees five honored by SLIAC

Men's Soccer sees five honored by SLIAC

November 08, 2014

The SLIAC honored five members of the men's soccer program for their accomplishments this season.
Women's Soccer picks up SLIAC awards

Women's Soccer picks up SLIAC awards

November 08, 2014

The SLIAC honored six members of the women's soccer program for their accomplishments this season. Two players were recognized on the second team and three were third team. Lexi Baysinger was selected for the all-sportsmanship team. Greenville College received the SLIAC Team Sportsmanship Award for the first time.
Volleyball season ends in SLIAC semis

Volleyball season ends in SLIAC semis

November 08, 2014

The volleyball season came to a disappointing conclusion with a five-set loss to Spalding in the semifinals of the conference tournament. Senior Joelle Scholten produced an 18 kill effort in the loss.
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