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First-ever Almira Scholarship awarded to New Castle, Indiana, student

The Almira Circle, a women’s giving circle comprised of alumni and friends of Greenville University, awarded its first ever full-tuition scholarship to Madelyn Meek of...

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GU remembers its great friend Buddy Bond, 1936-2022

Longtime friend of Greenville University and GU students, Morris “Buddy” Bond, age 85, passed away April 19, 2022. A former instructor in GU’s business department,...

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Brittany Caldwell returns the favor by hosting GU students in Spain

As a student at Greenville University, Brittany Caldwell had an insatiable appetite for all things Spanish. She attended a Spanish chapel service, joined a Spanish...

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Agreement gives Salvation Army affiliates priority access to GU Panther Scholarship

An agreement between Greenville University and The Salvation Army gives affiliates of The Salvation Army and their family members priority access to the Panther Scholarship. The...

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Interterm trip to Israel: A life-changing experience

Richard Huston first visited the Holy Land in the 1990s. For the history professor at Greenville University, it was a life-changing experience. “It struck me that...

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Nonagenerian GU alumnus publishes fifth book

At age 96, Greenville University alumnus Rev. Donald N. Bastian, a graduate of the class of 1953, has just published his fifth book, From Kitchen...

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Greenville University to celebrate Class of 2022 during Commencement weekend May 13 - 14

Greenville University will celebrate the Class of 2022 during Commencement weekend, May 13-14. GU expects 240 students to receive a degree this spring. “We are excited...

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25 years later, two former college roommates reconnect when their daughters become roommates at GU

“I am still in awe by it, in awe and wonder of the power of prayer.” Kelli Pryor MS ’20 is still overcome with emotion even...

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GU religion professor teaching class at Greenville Free Methodist Church

A Greenville University religion professor who lived in Israel for 10 years will begin a five-week teaching series this Sunday at the Greenville Free Methodist...

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Environmental Science beyond the textbook

The plant looks like many other industrial sites in the St. Louis area. Stacked pallets fill gray metal warehouses, walkways and pipes connect several smaller...

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Rosamond student awarded full-tuition Panther Scholarship

Greenville University is pleased to name Lainee Loskot of Rosamond, Illinois, as a recipient of the full-tuition Panther Scholarship. This $29,998 scholarship is offered for...

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Greenville University well represented at FCA banquet

Several people with Greenville University connections participated in the annual banquet of the South-Central Illinois Fellowship of Christian Athletes on Sunday, March 13, at the...