Greenville University celebrated partnerships, legacies, and enrollment growth on Friday with groundbreaking ceremonies for two construction projects - a new athletic building and a new residence hall.
The GU Choir will be performing selections from their spring tour this year which will include works by Franz Joseph Haydn, W.A. Mozart, Hyun Kook, Dominick DiOrio, and more.
Classes, sports, campus jobs, student government, internships—students at Greenville University had every reason to want to say “no thanks” to adding immersive semester-long projects to their agendas, especially projects that involved solving problems for others. Last week, however, students from two Experience First teams and one team of student teachers recounted putting self-interests aside to help others.
"I learned that beauty matters; if we can create a safe, beautiful, and positive environment, good things are going to happen, and people will be drawn to that space.”
– Lenora Fisher
Have Christian theologians remained too quiet for too long on matters concerning the global pandemic? Professors Ben Wayman (Greenville University) and Kent Dunnington (Biola University) sat down with leading theologian Stanley Hauerwas to clear some of the fog surrounding the Church and the pandemic.
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 New Castle, Indiana. This $29,998 scholarship is offered for fall 2022 and is renewable annually.
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 Bible study, and even signed up for semester-abroad experiences in two Spanish-speaking countries.
