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G.U. Forensics Conference Returns In April Following 2018 Success

Following the success of last years program, Greenville University will once again host the G.U. Forensics Conference, April 5-6, 2019, featuring presentations on timely topics...

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State of Illinois Honors Greenville University for Achievements in Sustainability

Greenville University was among 27 organizations to receive the Illinois Sustainability Award for 2018. The announcement came Tuesday, October 23, at the Union League Club...

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ISBE Approves Redesign of G.U.'s Middle Grades Teacher Education Program

The School of Education at Greenville University is pleased to announce state approval of a redesigned program that prepares teachers for middle grades education. The...

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First, Greatest, Best: Talking Ag-Business With Samantha Cooley

Making history wasnt on Samantha Cooleys mind when she decided to major in agribusiness, but employability was.For Samantha, life after college meant working in the...

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Illustrated Bible Life Features Wayman Article on Luke's Account of the Holy Spirit

Imagine the meaning wed miss in The Fellowship of the Ring if J.R. R. Tolkien wrote the wizard Gandalf as a bit-player of minor consequence....

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Publications Feature Navas' Account of 2017 Earthquake

A journal out of the graduate school associated with Mexicos Supreme Court has published an article by Mauricio and Faith Marie Nava.The October 2018 issue...

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Greenville University Named a Finalist for State Sustainablity Award

Greenville University is pleased to announce that it is a finalist for the 2018 Illinois Sustainability Award, the nations longest-running state award for excellence in...

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Not a Great Internship Experience? Not a Problem

Meet Intern X, whose summer practicum as a teller at a local bank in a small mid-western community was less than idealno exciting innovations in...

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Pope's New Book Features Cover Art By Alumnus

Inspiration sometimes comes through the humblest means. For iconographer Kelly Latimore 09, it came by way of a few words spoken around a campfire. The...

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Wayman Contributes to Book on Christian Ethics

Ben Wayman 02, assistant professor of theology at Greenville University, has contributed to Samuel Wellss second edition of Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics...

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Harvard U. Invites G.U. Bio-Chem Major Jessie Chappel To Present

Messages that begin with Congratulations! typically signal unwanted junk mail for most of us, but not so for student researcher Jessie Chappel 20. When Jessie...

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Beyond the Books: Helen Kaufmann ’56 Reaps Benefits of “Embodied Learning”

Helen Kaufmann 56 had studied Civil Rights issues for decades. She was no stranger to good research habits, and years of teaching at Parkland College...