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A Trio of “Wins” For University STEM Programs

With an infusion of ambitious students, new faculty and a track record of excellent performance, its an exciting time to be involved with STEM programs...

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Long Jump, Long Shot

Push hard out the back. Keep low at first and drive each foot down. Accelerate, raise your head and stand tall. Focus on the turnover...

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Work of GC Couple Brings Hope to Children in Malawi

Fourteen-year-old Mercy Nasalas dream of becoming a nurse almost vanished when she lost both parents and moved in with an unemployed aunt who couldnt afford...

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Publish, Publish, Present, Present - Well Equipped Grad Finds His Stride

You can take the scholar out of the college, but you cant take the colleges influence out of the scholar . . . at least...

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Israel for Interterm: Bringing the Bible to Life

Hannah (De Loche 10) Shanks(pictured left) surveyed the barren Judean wilderness. Tiny waterways carved out thin lines of relief in an otherwise desert land. Vegetation...

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Blend of Leadership and Service Score On and Off the Court

In a culture that favors strength, the marriage of humility with leadership seems counterintuitive, but a study cited by Harvard Business Review tells leaders to...

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The Exhilaration of "Team"

Don Easton-Brooks 88 dreaded one particular drill at Panther football practice: running 1.5 miles in 12 minutes. Today, the former team captain treasures the memories...

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Scriblerus--80 Years Engaging the Fine Art of Critique

Some say asking writers how they feel about critics is like asking a lamppost how it feels about dogs. But critique that helps writers improve and gives them hope for the next draft is a whole different story, a welcome story, the kind of story behind Scriblerus.Generations of GC students...

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Students' Discovery Draws Interest From International Scientific Community

The biology lab tucked away in Snyder Hall of Science on the Greenville College campus may look unremarkable, but looks can be deceiving. There, students...

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Alumnus Hopkins Brings Fresh Material To Tried-And-True Text

Kevin Hopkins 83, mathematics professor and chair of the math department at Southwest Baptist University, has contributed to the newly released Thomas Calculus: Early Transcendentals...

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GC Pair to Help Shape Nation's Science Education

Shaping the world is more than a lofty ideal for one Greenville College professor and his ready assistant.For two weeks this June, biology processor Bwarenaba...

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A New Lens: Agape Scholars International’s Student Workers Rethink Education, Poverty and Nonprofits

When Associate Professor of Biology Eugene Dunkley needed help promoting his nonprofita learning center for poor and illiterate street children in Blantyre, Malawirecruiting GC students...