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• Faculty-Senior Breakfast Brings Laughter, Tears
• Track & Field Sends Seven to NCAA National Championships
• Greenville College Winner of SLIAC's Sportsmanship Award
• Tidball Endowment Funds Three New Awards
• Lynch, Evans, and Greenville Women’s Tennis Team Awarded by SLIAC
• Track & Field Competes at Louisville Cardinal Twilight Classic
• Panthers Bumped From SLIAC Championships; Mitchell & Lawson Named All-Tournament
• Baseball Outlasts Fontbonne 12-9 in First Round Slugfest
• ’12 SLIAC Baseball Awards Announced; Three Panthers Notch First Team Honors
• Baseball Earns No. 3 Seed in SLIAC Tournament, Eyes Fontbonne
• Women's Tennis Ends Season Fourth in SLIAC with Loss to Westminister
• Lady Panthers Tennis Sweeps Blackburn in Confrence Tournament
• Greenville College Hosts 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet
• Greenville College Announces 2012 Commencement Schedule and Speakers
• Call For Artwork - Guy Chase Memorial Art Exhibition
• Greenville Women's Tennis Defeated by Missouri Baptist
• Greenville Women's Tennis Overtaken by Kaskaskia
• Women’s Track & Field Claim Bronze at NCCAA’s
• Lady Panther Tennis Team Drops Close Match to Rend Lake
• Gray, Men’s Track & Field Finish 3rd at NCCAA National Championships
• Just Curious Fulbright Scholar
• Baseball Splits With Webster Under the Lights; Panthers Celebrate New Era
• Baseball Crushes Webster 11-1 at GCS Ball Park
• Laubecher Named NCCAA All-Region
• Doherty and Irvin Headline GC’s SLIAC Award Winners
• Softball Finishes Fourth in SLIAC Tournament; Caps 2012 Campaign
• Panthers Prep for 2012 SLIAC Softball Tournament
• New Master's Program Equips Classroom Instructors, Corporate Trainers and HR Professionals
• Softball Drops Important Twinbill to Blackburn
• Weather Cancels Illinois College True Blue Open; Track & Field Rallies for NCCAA Championships
• Softball Swept in Louisville
• Baseball Falls to Spalding in Weekend Road Set
• 2012 Master's in Management Graduates Make History
• STRIKEOUT Cancer Sees Softball Split
• Panthers Pound Eureka Early And Often In Afternoon Twinbill; Lock Up Spot In SLIAC Tournament
• Lady Panthers fall 0-9 to SLIAC Powerhouse Webster
• Tennis Ladies Lose Principia Heartbreaker at Home
• Lady Panthers Tennis Sweep Blackburn in a Conference Victory
• GC Tennis Ladies Drop a Close Match to Concordia 4-5
• Lady Panther Tennis Sweeps Fontbonne at Home
• GC Women's Tennis Drops Match to Westminister on the Road
• GC Women's Tennis Beat Blackburn on Home Courts
• Greenville College Presents AgapeFest 2012
• Track & Field Battles Elements at Competitive Rose Hulman Twilight Invitational; Squads Take 5th
• Panthers Take Two From Fontbonne In Delayed Three-Game Set
• Greenville Softball Hosts STRIKEOUT Cancer
• Men’s Tennis Edged by SLIAC Champion Principa in SLIAC Tournament Semifinals
• Softball Dropped at Hannibal Lagrange
• GC Lady Panther Tennis Falls to Lewis and Clark
• Softball Delivers Slugfest Sweep Over Westminster on Senior Day
• Human Anatomy and Dissection Laboratory Unveiled in Snyder Hall
• Lady Panthers Tennis Outplays Eureka Winning 7-2 at Home
• Ohio Wesleyan Overtake the Lady Panthers; GC Women's Tennis Leaves Hilton Head 0-4
• Women’s Tennis Loses to Gettysburg in Hilton Head
• GC Women's Tennis Defeated by Richard Stockton
• Lady Panthers Tennis Struggles against Scranton
• Greenville College Senior Alicia Loch Receives Maxwell Award Fund
• Men’s Tennis Serves Up 9-0 Sweep Over Illinois College on Senior Day
• Baseball Splits Double-Dip With Principa; Massengill Superb in Capper
• Pilcher Named SLIAC Pitcher of the Week
• Women’s Squad Separates For Tennessee Tech and St. Louis University Invite
• Men’s Track & Field Splits Competition at SLU and Tennessee Tech
• Baseball Wins Fifth Straight, Blows Past Principia 10-1
• Sayler Receives CPA Certification
• Softball Tripped by Fontbonne 17-0, 6-4
• Greenville Baseball Ushers in New Era Under the Lights
• Baseball Ekes Past Fontbonne 2-1 in Pitchers Duel
• Men’s Tennis Edged by Principia 6-3
• Softball Splits Pivotal Double-Dip in Battle of SLIAC Elite
• Trager’s Three-Homer Outburst Advances GC Baseball Past MacMurray 9-1, 12-1
• Baseball Tops MacMurray 3-2 in Extra Innings
• Perfect Game, Week’s Performance Garners Laubecher SLIAC POW Honors
• Greenville Track & Field Competes at Washington University Select Meet
• Indiana Jones In Training
• QUILTERS Musical Returns to the Factory Theatre
• Laubecher’s Perfect Game Helps Lift GC Softball Past Eureka
• Bergen to Assume Greenville College Presidential Duties
• Men’s Tennis Drops Road Match 8-1 to Webster
• Frank Lloyd Wright Window Returns to Greenville
• Panthers Sweep Fontbonne 9-0
• SLIAC Power Westminster Bests Men’s Tennis
• Blackburn’s Early Leads Doom Baseball in Double-Header
• Massengill, Panthers Take Conference Opener 3-0 at Blackburn
• GC Baseball Drops Contest 10-5 to Milliken
• Softball Trades Games 1-1 With MacMurray College
• Doherty’s Multiple Homers Help Softball Cruise Past Principia 6-3, 12-3
• Greenville Softball Leaves IC Even After Non-Conference Double-Dip
• Dr. Linamen to Finish Greenville College Presidency This Summer
• Women’s Outdoor Squad Cracks Top 10 at Washington University Invite
• Men’s Track & Field Places 11th at Wash U. Invite
• Trombonist Shines in Concert and Class
• Softball Posts Sweep Over Robert Morris
• Track & Field Kicks Off Outdoor Season at Washington University Mini Meet
• Baseball Splits Conference Duel with Westminster
• Dowley, Men’s Tennis Continue to Roll; Panthers Down Central Christian 6-3
• Greenville Softball Sweeps Grinnell 5-1, 6-4 in Evening Double-Header
• Student Ministry Team to Pursue Summer Tour
• Bobby McColl Appointed as Head Men's Soccer Coach
• Greenville College Senior Jonas McBride Presented with NCCAA Pete Maravich Memorial Award
• Softball Splits Double-Header in Spring Break Action
• Evangel Clears Panther Softball 9-0
• Men's Tennis Handles Eureka 9-0
• Massengill Named SLIAC Hitter of the Week
• Gearing Up For Summer
• Softball Bested by Dallas and LeTourneau
• LeTourneau Sweeps Softball in Spring Break Starter
• Softball Downed in Home Opener 7-3, 6-1
• Spring Break Trip to Assist With Harrisburg Cleanup
• Men’s Tennis Outlasted 5-4 by Heidelberg in Spring Break Wrap-Up
• Men’s Tennis Ekes Out 5-4 Winner Over Messiah
• Spring Break Day 1; Men’s Tennis Posts 7-2 Victory Over Gordon
• Baseball Finishes Spring Break Trip with Loss to Anderson
• Baseball Splits Twinbill with Edgewood
• Baseball Bested by Ripon 14-4
• Grant, Gray Represent GC at 2012 NCAA DIII Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Baseball Rallies But Topped 10-6 by St. Norbert
• Baseball Wins One of Two on Day One of Florida Trip
• Softball's Brya Irvin Selected as SLIAC Hitter of the Week
• Grant, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Ranked 23rd in the Nation
• Harling, Women's Tennis Ready for the Courts in 2012
• Baseball Suffers 22-7 Setback Against McKendree
• Music Department Chair Embarking on Sabbatical
• Baseball Edged 7-5 by Monmouth
• Twelve GC Winter Athletes Named SLIAC All-Academic
• Dubuque Deals Panther’s a Sweep; Baseball Downed 7-3, 11-4
• Softball Falls to Missouri Baptist in Afternoon Double-Header
• Match Finale Clinches 5-4 Win over NCAA DII Maryville
• Baseball Nipped 6-5 By Washington University in Late-Inning Heartbreaker
• Greenville Colege Choir to Sing Home Concert at Greenville Free Methodist Church on Sunday, March 4
• Women’s Basketball Receives Two Post-Season SLIAC Honors
• Hilliard, Brown Take Home SLIAC Men’s Basketball Individual Honors
• Jason Gray to Perform on Campus
• Shakespeare Like You've Never Seen Him
• Women Claim Fifth at NCCAA’s; Grant Leaps to Multiple Titles
• GC Wins Big in the ADDY Competition
• Gray, Men’s Indoor Track & Field Take Third at NCCAA’s
• Men’s Tennis Faces NAIA Missouri Baptist; Drops Contest 8-1
• Men’s Basketball Pounds Principia 115-76; Keeps SLIAC Tournament in Sight
• Women’s Basketball Dodged By Principia 57-49
• Men’s Tennis, Wolf Look to Continue Winning Ways in ‘12
• Men's Basketball Keeps Tournament Hopes Alive with 77-73 Win Over Spalding
• Women's Basketball Honors Five Seniors; Falls to Spalding 69-49
• Women's Track and Field Earns Fourth at Illinois Wesleyan; Mason and Johnson Take Championships
• Women’s Basketball Edged by Gorlocks 69-61
• SLIAC Tournament Race Heats Up; Men’s Basketball Drops Key Contest to Webster
• 2012 Preview; GC Softball On Deck
• Women's Cross Country Designated as USTFCCCA NCAA Division III All-Academic Team
• Baseball Anticipates First Pitch; 2012 Season Preview
• Penny Grant Ranked Ninth in NCAA Division III Long Jump Standings
• Johnny and Chrissy Matthews: Their Wild Adventure
• Skip and Carole Coulter: Partners for Life
• Greenville College Raises Heart Health Awareness
• Men's Tennis Competes at Principia Invitational
• Men’s Track & Field Posts Strong Showing at Monmouth
• Women's Indoor Track & Field Prepares for NCCAA's; Grant Dominates at Monmouth
• Women's Basketball Stumbles at Lindenwood - Belleville
• Johnson Leads Women’s Track & Field at Illinois College
• Men's Basketball Continues Winning; Tops Third Place MacMurray by 28
• Women's Basketball Avenges Loss with 32-Point Win Over MacMurray
• Playing Ball and Changing Lives
• Students Return to Guatemala for Interterm 2012
• Jocks & Geeks Travel to Cancun
• Rebecca Washburn '09 Finds a Good Fit in Hong Kong
• 39th Annual Greenville Choral Festival
• Men’s Indoor Track & Field Takes 5th at Packed IC Invitational
• Men's Basketball Pulls into SLIAC Fifth Place Tie with 66-61 Win Over Westminster
• Women's Basketball Topped by Westminster 63-45
• Greenville College Graduate, Joe Emmerich, Appears on KSDK
• Indoor Track & Field Kicks off 2012 at EIU
• Jeff Wardlaw Promoted to Interim Head Soccer Coach
• Late Game Heroics Lift Men’s Basketball Past Fontbonne 79-78
• Women’s Basketball Falls at Fontbonne 73-65
• Men’s Track and Field Ready to Run; 2012 Season Preview
• 2012 Holds Promise for Women’s Track & Field
• Football Panthers Named to Academic All-UMAC Team
• Men's Indoor Track and Field Places Third at Illinois Wesleyan; White Wins 55
• Men's Basketball Topped by Eureka Come-from-Behind Effort
• Women's Basketball Comes Up Short to Eureka
• 2011 ALL-NCCAA Football Team Announced
• Men's Basketball Tops Principia 95-71
• Women's Basketball Secures 15-Point Conference Win Over Principia
• Panzau, Sievert Claim 2011 NCCAA All-Region Honors
• Men’s Soccer Well Represented on NCCAA All-Region Team
• Sarah Wittman '09 Writes Faith Column for Kansas City Star
• Head Coach McMahon Rewrites GC Soccer Record Books
• Greenville College Holds 4th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
• Men's Basketball Nipped by Webster in Final Seconds
• Women's Basketball Drops 50-46 Decision to Webster
• Greenville College to Host Storm Spotter Training
• Men's Basketball Rolls to 100-75 Win Over Fontbonne
• Women's Basketball Heartbroken by Fontbonne in Overtime Battle
• Men's Basketball Tops Westminster in Double OT Thriller
• Women's Basketball Topped by Westminster
• Men’s Soccer Finishes 2011 in NCCAA Top Ten
• Interterm 2012: Jocks & Geeks
• Men's Basketball Rallies, Nips Blackburn by Four in SLIAC Action
• Women's Basketball Runs Away with 22-Point Win Over Blackburn
• Men's Basketball Returns to Action; Cruises to 46-Point Win
• Dunlop Again Named NSCAA DI All-American
• Pathways to Transformation
• Men's Basketball to Host Concordia Jan. 5
• Men's Basketball Drops Game to Surging Missouri Baptist
• Women's Basketball Ends 2011 Schedule with Solid Victory
• Men's Basketball Cruises to 25-Point Win Over Logan Chiropractic
• Women's Basketball Drops Matchup to St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• Hope Shows Presents Greenville FCI Prison Benefit
• Another Successful Common Day of Learning
• Men’s Basketball Dominates St. Louis Christian 95-73
• Turnovers Clip Women’s Basketball at North Park, Panthers Fall 76-52
• Greenville College Votes to Raze Bass-Mollett House and Archer Hall
• Women’s Basketball Falls 65-56 to MacMurray
• MacMurray’s Bench Lifts Highlanders Past Men’s Basketball 83-75
• Women’s Basketball Edged in Conference Opener 83-73
• Men’s Basketball Suffers 101-90 OT Defeat at Eureka
• Panthers Topped 83-58 by Hannibal-Lagrange
• Men’s Basketball Outpaced by Division I Western Illinois
• Women’s Basketball Overpowers Lincoln Christian 89-42
• Women’s Basketball Drops Pair in Arkansas
• Greenville College Student, Joshua Cranston, Recieves Prestigious Award
• Men’s Basketball Controls Hendrix and Rhodes in Weekend Road Trip
• Women’s Soccer Falls 1-0 to Trinity in NCCAA Regional
• Greenville Choral Union and Orchestra to Perform Handel's Messiah and Bach's Magnificant
• Panthers Can't Tame Tigers in Victory Bowl
• Game Notes: Victory Bowl
• UMAC Football Postseason Awards Announced, Panthers Claim Five First-Team Spots
• Smith Named UMAC Defensive Player of the Week
• Men's Cross Country Ranks 19th at NCAA Midwest Regional
• Worship Arts Conference
• Experience and Toughness Fuel Women’s Basketball in 2011-2012
• Men's Basketball Ready to Run in 2011-2012
• Men's Basketball Falls in One-Point Heartbreaker to St. Louis Pharmacy
• Women's Basketball Limits St. Louis Pharmacy to 23 Points in 43-Point Rout
• Christmas by the Fireside
• Football To Play in NCCAA Victory Bowl
• Football Game Notes: Greenville vs Northwestern (MN)
• Football Rallies in Fourth Quarter to Win 27-23
• Women's Cross Country Places 35th at NCAA Midwest Regional
• Panthers Go Marching Over Saints, 41-17
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Presentation
• Men's Soccer Falls 4-0 at Dominican
• Men's Soccer Draws No. 8 Dominican in NCAA First Round
• Science and Religion Colloquium with Special Guest Dr. Karl Gilberson
• Volleyball Sweeps SLIAC Double-Header, Reclaims Conference Top Spot
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Minnesota-Morris
• Greenville College Factory Theatre Presents The Foreigner by Larry Shue
• Volleyball Disposes of Illinois College in Four
• Volleyball Dominates DIG PINK, Routes Blackburn in Straight Sets
• Women’s Soccer Edged 3-2 by Principia in 2OT Thriller
• Men’s Soccer Dropped 3-1 at Principia in SLIAC Duel
• Beam Claims SLIAC Men's Soccer Honors
• Men’s Soccer Clinches Defensive Struggle, Downs Fontbonne 1-0
• Sievert's Overtime Goal Lifts Women’s Soccer Past Fontbonne On Senior Day
• Panthers Resist the Red Devils, Win 36-33
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Eureka
• Volleyball Dropped 0-3 at Maryville University
• Volleyball Back on Track, Blanks Highlanders 3-0
• Volleyball Fails to Withstand McKendree Rally, Edged in Five-Sets
• Men's Soccer Grabs Key Contest Against Webster, Ekes Past Gorloks 1-0
• Women’s Soccer Edged by Webster, Streak Ends at Nine
• Sievert Claims SLIAC Weekly Award, Earns Offensive Player of the Week Honors
• Dunlop Named SLIAC Player of the Week
• Chambers Named UMAC Player of the Week
• Panthers Own the Knights, Win 49-35
• Men’s Soccer Uses Strong Second Half to Down Eureka 8-0
• Women’s Soccer Blasts Eureka 10-0, Extends Streak to Nine
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Martin Luther
• Women’s Soccer Makes it Eight Straight, Downs Beavers 5-0
• Men’s Soccer Routes Blackburn 8-0
• Volleyball Fends Off Westminster, Clinches Five-Set Battle
• Greenville Defeats #2 OMU
• Women’s Soccer Blanks #2 Nationally Ranked Ohio Mid-Western 4-0
• Women’s Soccer Cruises Past Bluejays 6-1, Notch Sixth-Straight Win
• Campus Wide Trick-or-Treating
• Men’s Soccer Suffers First Conference Defeat
• Women’s XC Travels to Indiana, Participates in Gibson Invitational
• Men’s Cross Country Races to 7th Place at Rose Hulman
• Volleyball Takes Pivotal Pair at GC Tri-Match
• Panthers Dominate Highlanders, Win 62-7
• Game Notes: Greenville vs MacMurray
• Men’s Soccer Rips Past Benedictine 5-1
• Chambers Scores Second Award, Earns NCCAA Honors
• Chambers Named UMAC Player of the Week
• Coon, Volleyball Blank Fontbonne 3-0
• Strong Second Half Lifts Women’s Soccer Past Spalding
• STARVE: All-Campus Day of Fasting and Prayer
• Coon Nabs Second SLIAC Award, Volleyball Notches Three Straight Honors
• Dunlop Claims SLIAC Player of the Week
• Greenville College Choir Celebrates 85th Anniversary
• Men’s Soccer Shells Spalding 9-0
• Volleyball Cruises Through SLIAC Double-Header, Sweeps Blackburn, Eureka
• Panthers Control Storm, Win 50-12
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Crown
• Women’s Soccer Pushes Past Rose-Hulman 2-1
• Men’s Soccer Ekes Past Rose-Hulman, Dunlop Delivers 2OT Clincher
• Volleyball Suffers Five-Set Heartbreaker to Webster
• Volleyball Snags Pair of Conference Wins
• Baseball Gears Up for Annual Alumni Game
• Volleyball Repeats SLIAC Player of the Week, Schaeffer Claims Honor
• Women’s Soccer Dominates Conference Opener, Blanks Highlanders 9-0
• Allen, Men’s Soccer Route MacMurray 7-0
• Women’s Cross Country Competes at Brissman-Lundeen Invitational
• Men’s Cross Country Takes 9th at Brissman-Lundeen Invitational
• Panthers Can't Catch Blue Jays, Fall 45-28
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Westminster
• Women’s Soccer Outpaced by Culver-Stockton
• Sophomore Corinne Coon Earns SLIAC Offensive Player of the Week Award
• Volleyball Downs Principia 3-1
• Greenville College Ranks in Top Tier of Midwest Baccalaureate Colleges
• Social Media and The GC Community
• Women’s Soccer Drops Match 2-0 to Elmhurst
• Volleyball Splits Matches 1-1 in Kentucky Road Trip
• Men’s Soccer Falls 3-1 Under the Lights at No. 6 Washington University
• New Music Business Faculty Member Involved With Film, "Broke*"
• Men’s Soccer Earns 1-1 Draw With Elmhurst
• Underclassmen Lead Women’s Cross Country at Illinois State
• Men’s Cross Country Competes at Illinois State
• Panthers Comeback Falls Short
• Volleyball Clinches Five-Game Thriller, Downs Illinois College 3-2
• Game Notes: Greenville vs St. Scholastica
• Women’s Soccer Falls 3-0 to Millikin
• Football Practices the Mud Slide
• Men's Soccer Ranked No. 10 in NCCAA National Poll
• Volleyball Showcases New Lineup, Sweeps Robert Morris 3-0
• Men's Soccer Starts 2011 in NCCAA Top Ten
• Men’s Soccer Blasts Monmouth 4-0
• Men’s Cross Country Finishes 7th at WashU
• Volleyball Drops Match to Rose Hulman 0-3
• Schaeffer, Volleyball Take Fourth at Augustana Invitational
• Panthers Fall in Season Opener
• Men's Soccer Continues as Top Ten NCCAA Team
• 81st Anniversary Season of Community Messiah Performance
• Men’s Soccer Splits Decision With Letourneau 1-1
• Game Notes: Greenville vs Millikin
• Ruder’s Two Goals Lift Men’s Soccer Past Harris Stowe 3-2
• Women’s Soccer Blanks Harris Stowe 7-0
• Tinker from Pixel Pear wins Best Film
• Thatcher, Women’s Soccer Win 2OT Thriller in Texas; Split Matches 1-1
• Panthers Split Matches in Texas Road Trip 0-1, 1-1
• Men’s Soccer Stumbles Against Lindenwood
• Greenville College Students Create Usable Green Space
• Women’s Soccer Kicks Off 2011 With a Win; Dominates Lindenwood 5-3
• 2011 Looks Promising For Women’s Cross Country
• Men's Cross Country Gears Up for 2011 Season
• Volleyball Blanks Robert Morris 3-0 in Season Opener
• Greenville College Professor Publishes Book
• Back to School for Greenville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Greenville Student Wins Third at PBL Conference
• Dr. Mimi Haddad Scheduled to Speak at Convocation
• Panthers Reveal New Look
• Explore the Sciences
• Greenville College Volleyball Travels to Dominican Republic
• 2011 Championship Play, Championship Lives Bowl
• Stay Connected!
• PanthersTV.com
• Game Day Food Gets Hawaiian
• D3Football.com
• Katie Mauer Earns SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team Award
• Twenty-three Spring Student-Athletes Named Academic All-SLIAC
• Oklahoma Wesleyan Assistant Tenequa Martin Tabbed as Greenville's Head Softball Coach and Senior Women's Administrator
• Announcing the Assistant Dean of the School of Education
• Announcing the New Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences
• Happy Birthday To Thee!
• Matthew Ellis Wins Poster Presentation Competition at Illinois State Academy of Science (ISAS) Annual Meeting
• Class of 2011 Produces a Punk Rock Version of "Alma Mater"
• Smerick Wins W. Richard Stephens Outstanding Faculty Award
• After Decades of Service, Members of the Board of Trustees Retire
• Cody Davison Receives President's Citation
• Greenville College Celebrates 119th Commencement Service
• 2011 Adult & Undergraduate Commencements Address, W. Richard Stephens, President Emeritus
• Panther Pride Golf Scramble Scheduled for June 10
• Beyond the Books: Spanish Major Kara Denton Helps Start a School in Guatemala
• Men's and Women's Track and Field Compete in Day Two of NCAA Division III Championships; Penny Grant Earns All-American Honors
• Kristen Schutte Places 14th in Javelin Throw in Day Three of NCAA Division III Championships
• Congratulations Class of 2011
• Men's and Women's Track and Field Compete in Shortened Day One of NCAA Division III Nationals; Grant Finishes 13th in Long Jump
• Greenville Professor Responds to Apocalyptic Prophecy Questions
• Round 10 of 2011 Football Commitments
• Men's and Women's Track and Field Combine to Send Seven to NCAA Division III Nationals
• Softball Announces 2011 Team Awards & Letters
• Softball Claims Two National Awards; Fairchild Named NCCAA All-American
• Track & Field Compete at UWL; Schutte & Men’s 4x100 Relay Improve NCAA Rank
• Seven States Represented in Round 8 & 9 of 2011 Football Commitments
• Greenville College and SWIC Team Up for Degree Program
• SLIAC Announces GC's Dr. Robert W. Johnson as 2011 Lee McKinney Distinguished Service Award Winner
• Newlin and Dothager Selected as Greenville College’s Top Senior Student-Athletes
• Jones and Kistner Place Third in SLIAC Individual Tournament
• Women’s Tennis Topped 5-0 by Principia in SLIAC Semifinal
• Greenville College Encourages Students to Respond to Possible State Grant Reduction
• Women’s Track & Field Participates in UL Last Chance Meet
• Men’s Track & Field Competes at Louisville Classic
• Baseball Outlasted By Webster 9-3; Ends Season SLIAC Runner-up
• Baseball’s Covert, Hobar, & Massengill Headline SLIAC Award Winners
• Greenville College Instructor to play at First Lady’s Luncheon in D.C.
• Baseball Stays Alive in Conference Tournament Behind Massengill’s 10 K’s
• Baseball Honors Seniors; Drops Three-Game Set to Golden Eagles
• Baseball Extends Winning Streak to Nine; Pounds MacMurray in Series Sweep
• Baseball Stumbles Against Spalding 12-2
• SLIAC Announces 2011 Softball Award Winners
• Softball Falls to Fontbonne, Blackburn; Eliminated in SLIAC Tournament
• Softball Ekes Past Eureka in Game Two; Claims Spot in SLIAC Tournament
• Softball Blanked By WashU 8-0, 9-0
• Softball Drops Pair to Spalding in Defensive Battle
• Men’s Tennis Earns SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Award
• Women’s Track & Field Competes at NCCAA Outdoor National Championships; Takes 4th
• Men’s Track & Field Finishes 2nd at NCCAA Outdoor National Championships
• Women's Soccer Steps Up in Tornado Clean-Up Efforts
• Men’s Track & Field: Freshman Fridge Earns SLIAC Honors
• Baseball’s Massengill Notches SLIAC Hitter of the Week Award
• Women’s Track & Field Sweeps SLIAC Awards; Sutton & Schutte Claim Hardware
• GC to Host Be the Match Marrow Drive
• Baseball Blanks MacMurray 9-0
• Softball Sweeps Principia 8-0, 5-4; Schuberth Deals One-Hitter
• Men’s Tennis Falls in SLIAC Semifinals Despite Newlin, Wolf Strong Showing
• Baseball Outmuscles Principia 15-11 at Home, Wins Sixth Straight
• Baseball Slides Past Westminster 4-2, Massengill Moves to 5-1
• Women’s Track & Field Claims the Top Spot at SLIAC Invitational
• Men’s Track & Field Dominates 2nd Annual SLIAC Invitational
• Football Signs Exclusive Nike Deal
• Women’s Track & Field Claims Pair of SLIAC Awards, Johnson And Schutte Earn POW
• Men’s Track & Field: Mitchell And Bey Named SLIAC POW
• Softball Standouts Schuberth, Fairchild Earn SLIAC Honors
• Men’s Track & Field: Kuusisto Again Named SLIAC Field POW
• Women’s Track & Field Remains Nationally Ranked, Sits 24th in NCAA
• Baseball Claims Pivotal Two-Game Set at Principia Behind Hinterscher’s 15 K’s
• Baseball Announces Schedule Changes
• Southern Illinois Represented Well in Round 7 of 2011 Football Commitments
• Men’s Tennis Honors Seniors, Sweeps Maryville 9-0
• Softball Dodges Weather, Splits Non-Conference Double-Dip With Illinois College
• Book Rental Now Included in Tuition
• Round Six of 2011 Football Commitments
• Head Men's Basketball Coach Dr. George Barber to Present at Final Four in Houston
• Greenville College Athletic Hall of Fame Honorees Announced
• Stefan Neece Signs Professional Baseball Contract
• Softball Blasts MacMurray 4-0, 17-4; Holds “Beat Cancer With A Bat” Benefit
• Men’s & Women’s Track & Field Cancel Meet at Illinois College
• Softball Moves Tuesday’s Double-Header to May 3
• Baseball Matchup Against Westminster Postponed
• Greenville College Presents AgapeFest 2011 April 29 & 30
• Women’s Track & Field: Harris Continues to Dominate; Named SLIAC Field Performer of the Week
• Men’s Track & Field: Kuusisto’s Effort Earns SLIAC Field Award
• Baseball: Covert Claims SLIAC Hitter of the Week
• Baseball Falls 16-2, 9-7; Westminster Bests Panthers in Key SLIAC Matchup
• Men’s Tennis: Wolf Claims Pair of SLIAC Titles
• Women’s Softball Struggles Against Fontbonne
• Men’s Track & Field Finishes Third at RHIT Twilight Meet
• Women’s Track & Field: Harris Dominates Rose Hulman Twilight
• Saturday Softball Games Postponed to Monday
• SLIAC Women's Tennis Tournament Friday Matches Moved to Principia
• Baseball Postponed Friday
• SLIAC Men's Tennis Tournament Friday Matches Moved to O'Fallon
• Eleven Internationally-Acclaimed Leaders Speak At Greenville College
• Men’s Tennis Wins Third Straight; Tops Principia 7-2
• Men’s & Women’s Track & Field Move Into USTFCCA National Rankings
• Softball Ekes Past Westminster; Wins Four of Last Five
• Baseball Splits SLIAC Double-Header Against Fontbonne
• Softball Splits Wednesday's Double-Dip With Webster
• Softball Sweeps Stephens 4-0, 8-6
• Men’s Tennis Routes Eureka and Judson 9-0, 8-1
• Women’s Tennis Drops Conference Match at Webster 7-2
• Women’s Tennis Pushes Past Eureka 5-4
• Baseball Completes Series Sweep of Blackburn
• Baseball Blasts Blackburn 12-1
• Women’s Track & Field: Philita Johnson Races to NCAA Automatic Qualifying Time
• Men’s Track & Field Takes Third at WashU Select
• GC Choir to Perform with The American Kantorei at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis
• Baseball Tripped Up By Webster in Slugfest, 17-12
• Two State Champions Headline Set of Commitments
• Men’s Track & Field Again Sweeps SLIAC Awards; White and Fridge Earn Honors
• Women’s Track & Field: Grant Again Named SLIAC Women’s Field Athlete of the Week
• Men’s Tennis Drops 5-4 Heartbreaker to Webster
• Men’s Tennis: Joe Newlin Named SLIAC Tennis Player of the Week
• Women’s Tennis Surrenders Conference Match to Principia
• Baseball Back On Track; Shells Eureka 11-8, 16-3
• Softball Falls to Blackburn in Double Header
• Women’s Tennis Edges Blackburn 5-4
• Women’s Tennis Stumbles Against Westminster, Drops Matches 7-2
• Jon Acuff, Author of “Stuff Christians Like,” to Speak at Greenville College
• Men’s Tennis Splits Matches in Kentucky
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Westminster 7-2
• Greenville College joins National Foundation for Cancer Research to “Beat Cancer with a Bat”
• Baseball Postponed Monday, Tuesday Game Changed
• Women’s Track & Field: Sutton Sets New School Record, Grant Qualifies for NCAA Championships
• Men’s Track & Field Takes Third at WashU Invitational; White Qualifies for NCAA Championships
• Baseball Fails to Hold Off Late Inning Rallies; Swept By Washington University 8-7, 12-10
• Baseball Drops Series Opener to Washington University 9-5
• Baseball Splits With Defending SLIAC Champ Webster 8-0, 2-1
• Greenville College Factory Theatre Presents The Rivals
• Greenville College Students Give Kids a Smile
• Football Announces Five More 2011 Commitments
• Women’s Tennis Completes 9-0 Sweep of Fontbonne
• Men’s Tennis Blanks Fontbonne 9-0
• Hill and Wilson Named SLIAC Men’s Athletes of the Week
• SLIAC Names Sutton, Grant Women’s Athletes of the Week
• Softball Sweeps Robert Morris Springfield 2-0, 9-7
• Men’s Track & Field Opens 2011 Outdoor Season at WUSTL
• Women’s Track & Field Battles Elements and Competition at WUSTL Mini-Meet
• Softball Claims First Win of 2011: Splits Games 1-1 in Final Day Action
• Softball Swept by Minnesota St. Moorhead in Florida
• Softball Drops Both Contests in Day 2 Action
• Softball Falls 0-2 in Memphis
• Greenville College Soccer Hosts Mini-Golf Fundraiser
• Baseball’s Weekend Games at Eureka Postponed
• Women's Tennis Lady Panther Invitational Cancelled
• Football All-State Offensive Lineman Oldcroft Headlines Set of Commitments
• Softball Games on Friday and Saturday Postponed
• Baseball Claims First Win of 2011: Splits 1-1 With St. Norbert
• Baseball: Spring Break Day 3 Ends 0-2
• Baseball Swept By Anderson in Morning Double-Header
• Baseball Off to Tough Start in Florida; Drops Double-Header to Edgewood
• Football Announces Another Five 2011 Commitments
• MAP Grant Cutoff Date Extended
• Greenville College Choir Home Concert
• Men’s Tennis Splits Matches 1-1 in Final Day Competition
• Men’s Tennis Downs Messiah 6-3 During Day 3 at Hilton Head
• Men’s Tennis: Day 2 Sees GC Handle Texas Lutheran 6-3
• Men’s Tennis Edged by Concordia in Spring Break Opening Play
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Shawnee State in Day 3 Action
• Women’s Tennis Controlled 9-0 by Stockton in Day 4
• Women’s Tennis Struggles in Spring Break Opener
• MAP Grant Cutoff Date Announced
• Greenville College Acquires Former Bond County Health Department
• Spring Teams On the Road for Spring Break
• Women's Track & Field Competes at NCAA Division III Indoor Championships; Grant Places Ninth in Long Jump
• Into the End Zone; Out of the Comfort Zone
• Class of 2015 Part 1
• Joe Newlin Named SLIAC Men’s Tennis Player of the Week
• Greenville College Pursues SLIAC All-Sports Award
• 35 Years of Experiential Learning: AgapeFest Offers Opportunities to Students of All Majors
• Baseball Drops Doubleheader to Illinois Wesleyan
• NCAA Championship Field Announced
• Men’s Track Travels to North Central College
• Women’s Track Competes at North Central
• Esteemed Duke Professor to Offer Presentations at Greenville
• Men’s Tennis Dominates Illinois College 8-1
• Baseball’s Double-Header Against Illinois Wesleyan Cancelled
• Men's Tennis Moves Up Match Against Illinois College
• Land Donation Connects Greenville College to New Opportunities
• Baseball Leads Early, But Falls 8-3 to Washington University
• Softball Games on March 3 Rescheduled for April 18
• Men’s Basketball Claims Several SLIAC All-Conference Selections
• Men’s Basketball Suffers Season Ending Loss: Falls to Webster 78-61
• GC Students Win Big at 2010 ADDY Awards
• Men’s Tennis Competes Against Missouri Baptist
• Women’s Basketballs Obtains Several SLIAC All-Conference Honors
• Women’s Basketball Falls in First Round SLIAC Action 70-53 to Westminster
• Women’s Tennis: 2011 Season Preview
• Men’s Tennis Preview: Wolf And Newlin Lead Panthers Into 2011
• Softball: SLIAC Coaches Pre-Season Poll Released
• Baseball: SLIAC Coaches Pre-Season Poll Released
• Softball Primed And Ready: 2011 Season Preview
• Sign of Spring: Baseball 2011 Season Preview
• Baseball Season Opener Cancelled
• Remix by André Anjos '08 Featured in Honda's Super Bowl Ad
• LaPhonso Ellis Jr. '10 Goes Pro with the St. Louis Pioneers
• Softball Struggles to Find Groove During Day Two Action in Arkansas
• Men's Basketball Falls in Overtime Heartbreaker to Spalding 85-76; Will Compete in SLIAC Tournament Friday Night
• Women's Basketball Toppled 77-66 by Spalding; Face Westminster Thursday in SLIAC Tournament
• Softball Kicks Off Season 0-2 In Arkansas
• Women’s Basketball Controlled By Webster 67-48
• Men’s Basketball Falls to Webster 50-68
• Women’s Indoor Track And Field Places Sixth at NCCAA Championships
• Men’s Indoor Takes Fifth at NCCAA Championships
• Michelle Sutton Named All-Academic All-American
• Women’s Cross Country Named Academic All-American Team
• Men’s Cross Country Named 2011 Academic All-American Team
• Men's Basketball Tops Fontbonne 76-63; Reaches First SLIAC Tournament Since 1999
• Women's Basketball Dealt Blow in Defeat by Fontbonne
• GC Volleyball Digs Dignity Harbor
• Women’s Basketball Routes Eureka 86-73
• Men’s Basketball Back on Track With 60-55 Victory Over Eureka
• Accounting Students Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
• Women’s Basketball Tops MacMurray On The Road 56-43
• Men’s Basketball Dropped at MacMurray 77-91
• Men’s Track And Field Participates at Monmouth
• Women’s Track And Field Competes at Monmouth College
• Wolf And Newlin Sweep Principia Tournament
• Men’s Basketball Upset By Principia 101-89
• Women’s Basketball Pushes Past Principia 59-51
• Women's Track and Field Finishes Fifth at Illinois College
• Men's Track and Field Takes First at Illinois College
• Ashley Evans Returns to Her Home State; Enrolls in Greenville College
• Women’s Tennis Competes at Principia
• Men's Basketball Falls to Westminster 64-57
• Women's Basketball Narrowly Miss Upset with 74-70 Loss to Westminster
• Christy Dashiell Named Assistant Volleyball Coach
• Women's, Men's Basketball Postponed at Eureka for Second Time
• Women's Indoor Track and Field Jumps to No. 19 in USTFCCCA NCAA Division III National Rankings
• Turning Love into Action: Students Attend the 2011 Faith and International Development Conference
• Women's, Men's Basketball Postponed at Eureka
• Men’s Basketball Controlled By SIUE 58-79
• New Semester Launched: Hear Dr. Hartley's Challenging Chapel Address
• Men’s Indoor Places Third Overall at Illinois Wesleyan
• Women’s Indoor Takes Third at Illinois Wesleyan
• Women's Basketball Snaps Skid with 11-Point Victory Over Monmouth
• Women’s Basketball Stumbles at Blackburn 60-73
• Men’s Basketball Edges Blackburn 95-84
• Terrance Cosby Impresses at USL Men's Soccer Player Combine
• Renovation and Addition to Joy Residence Hall, Summer 2011
• Men's and Women's Soccer Continues String of Postseason Honors; Dunlop and Siebert Picked as NCCAA All-Americans
• Greenville College Women’s Indoor Track & Field Competes at Eastern Illinois Mega Meet
• Greenville College Men's Indoor Track and Field Competes at Eastern Illinois Mega Meet
• Community: Tearing Down the Walls of Jericho
• Need some FAFSA Help?
• Women's Basketball Falls to Webster 83-71
• Men's Basketball Topped by Webster 59-45 in Defensive Tilt
• Men's Basketball Tops MacMurray by One, 89-88
• Women's Basketball Improves to 9-5 with 20-Point Victory Over MacMurray
• The Empowering Experience of Greenville College
• Women's Basketball Stopped at Fontbonne 69-58
• Men's Basketball Tops Fontbonne 74-68 in Comeback Effort
• Women's Basketball Defeated by Westminster 83-65
• Men's Basketball Drops Game to Westminster 76-61
• Greenville College Choir Announces 2011 Spring Concert Itinerary
• Men's Basketball Rolls to 90-70 Win Over Principia
• Women's Basketball Wins Big Over Principia 73-56
• Women’s Basketball Falls to Spalding 80-57
• Men’s Basketball Stumbles at Spalding 90-76
• Delivering Real Experience: Interterm in Guatemala
• Men's Basketball Returns Home, Tops Eureka 89-75
• Women's Basketball Stops Eureka 68-57
• Experience the Extreme: Students Spend Interterm in Colorado
• Business Students Extend Their Reach
• Women's Basketball Falls 71-59 at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• Men's Basketball Topped 97-75 by Union
• Men's Basketball Falls 102-92 at Asbury to Snap Five-Game Winning Streak
• Women's Basketball Tops North Central 60-53; Concludes 2010 Schedule at 6-2
• AgapeFest Announces 2011 Festival Lineup
• SLIAC Announces Fall All-Sportsmanship Teams
• Education that Works for Working Adults
• Men's Basketball Routs St. Louis Christian 103-67; Wins Fifth Straight
• Women’s Basketball Stumbles at Augustana 56-69
• Christmas by the Fireside: An Old Fashioned Christmas Evening
• Greenville College Senior Exemplifies Character and Service
• Men's Basketball Claims Panther Paws for Poverty Tournament Championship; Wins 88-72 Over William Woods
• Men's Basketball Tops Mid-Continent 99-94; Advances to Panther Paws for Poverty Tournament Title Game
• Greenville Choral Union and Orchestra to Perform Handel’s Messiah
• Men's Basketball Opens Conference Play with 90-83 Victory over Blackburn
• Women's Basketball Wins Fifth Straight; Tops Blackburn 78-70
• Women's Basketball Posts 76-17 Win Over Lincoln Christian
• Whoever Loses His Life Will Find It: Afshin Ziafat to Visit Campus
• All Four Fall Coaches Earn Conference Coach of the Year Honors
• Men's Basketball Outlasts Rhodes in 75-64 Win
• Men's Basketball Opens Season with Eight-Point Loss to Hendrix
• Men's Soccer NCCAA All-Region Recipients Selected
• 3-0 Lady Panthers Hold Off Rhodes 60-56
• Women’s Basketball Edges Hendrix 63-61
• Women’s Soccer Falls to Trinity International 1-0
• Aubree Schreder Runs to 82nd Place Finish at NCAA Championships
• Twenty-Eight Greenville Student-Athletes Named to Fall All-Academic Team
• Women’s Basketball Defeats St. Louis Pharmacy
• Greenville wins big in UMAC Football All-Conference awards
• Sutton and Schreder Named All-Region Runners
• Schreder and Sutton Deliver Strong Performances at NCAA Regional Meet
• Women’s Preview: Panthers Look to Rebound in 2010-11
• Men’s Cross Country Competes at NCAA Regional Meet
• OneVoice Enterprises Founder Presents: Finding God in the Midst of Tragedy
• Freshman Aubree Schreder Headed to NCAA Cross Country National Championships
• College Hosts 2nd Annual Earth and Sky Day
• Men's Soccer Drops NCAA First Round Match to Rallying Loras
• Volleyball Sees Season End in First Round of NCAA Tournament
• Watch Greenville's NCAA Tournament Matches Online
• Immanuel Gamble Earns UMAC Special Teams Player of the Week
• Ambers Runs Away With Another UMAC Player of the Week Award
• Students Take the Urban Plunge
• Men's Soccer Headed to Loras in Iowa for NCAA First Round Match
• Volleyball Paired with Heidelberg for NCAA First Round Match in Springfield, Ohio
• Men's Soccer Edges Fontbonne in Shootout; Qualifies for Second NCAA Tournament
• Volleyball Wins SLIAC Tournament; Earns Automatic Bid in NCAA Tournament
• SENIORS LEAD PANTHERS TO 62-27 WIN OVER EUREKA
• Men's Soccer Topples Webster in SLIAC Semifinals
• Panthers Gear Up for Senior Day
• Digital Media Gets Rhealistic
• New GCSA Cabinet Benefit from Communication Background
• Theatre Spotlight
• The Facets of Radio: Reaching Audiences Beyond the Greenville Border
• New WGRN Fall Shows
• Volleyball Sets New Season Record While Downing Fontbonne in Straight Sets
• Women's Soccer Advances to SLIAC Championship with 6-1 Win Over Fontbonne
• Tahir Williams Rushes His Way to UMAC Player of the Week Award
• Corinne Coon Claims SLIAC Offensive Player of the Week Award
• SLIAC Men's Soccer Tournament Begins Thursday
• SLIAC Volleyball Tournament Coming Saturday
• SLIAC Women's Soccer Tournament Begins Wednesday
• What Does It Means to Pray Without Ceasing?
• SLIAC Soccer Tournament Information
• Volleyball Blanks Blackburn in Convincing 3-0 Fashion
• Historic Hogue Hall Painting Presented to Greenville College
• Volleyball Takes Down Webster in Conference Clash
• Rabbit Hole Opens at the Factory Theatre
• Football Tries To Extend Winning Streak At Westminster This Saturday
• Men's Soccer Tabbed No. 9 in NSCAA NCAA Division III Central Rankings
• Men's Soccer Defeats NCAA Division II Salem International University 9-1
• Greenville Volleyball Wins in Another Straight Set Performance
• Football Crashes the Party, Beat Westminster 30-21
• Volleyball Defeats Benedictine-Springfield 3-1
• Volleyball Sweeps Webster in Three Sets, Clinches No. 1 Seed in SLIAC Tournament
• Volleyball Prevails in Battle of SLIAC’s Best
• GC to host 20th Century Fox Sneak Preview of I AM the Movie
• Volleyball Defeats Eureka in Straight Sets
• Diaz Kicks His Way to Another UMAC Award
• Women’s Cross Country Runs at Competitive Rose-Hulman, Sutton and Schreder Finish One and Two
• Men's Soccer Tops Eureka 3-1, Wins SLIAC Regular Season Championship
• Men’s Cross Country Places Seventh at Rose Hulman
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out Eureka 4-0
• Volleyball Completes the Sweep, Defeats Blackburn 3-0
• Football Looks to Calm the Storm on Dome Day
• Volleyball on the Brink of History, Tops MacMurray 3-0
• Football Runs Past the Storm 51-20, Wraps Up Second Consecutive UMAC Title
• More Than Wins and Losses for Panther Basketball
• Sutton and Schreder Lead the Way at Evansville
• Men's Cross Country Regains SLIAC Championship
• Men’s Cross Country Places Fourth at Evansville Invitational
• Aubree Schreder, Michelle Sutton Finish One-Two as Greenville Takes Third at SLIAC Championships
• Craig “Cobi” Allen Claims SLIAC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week
• Men's Soccer Records 7-0 Win Over MacMurray in Conference Opener
• Diaz Takes Home Another UMAC Special Teams Player of the Week Award
• Men's Soccer Defeats Webster 3-0
• Volleyball Wins 19th Match and 11th Straight
• Alumni Association Awards Two Distinguish Alumnus Awards
• Global Impact Week
• Volleyball Falls to Rose-Hulman in Straight Sets
• Volleyball Back on Track, Downs St. Louis Pharmacy 3-0
• Lady Panthers Again Win in Straight Sets Against Knox
• Ambers, Binder Named to 'Team of the Week'
• Panthers Put on a Show for Homecoming, Defeat McMurray 50-7
• Test
• Homecoming 2010
• Greenville College Volleyball Set to Host Third Annual Dig Pink National Breast Cancer Awareness Rally
• Volleyball Comes Up Short Against Spalding University 1-3
• Panther Volleyball Takes Care of Business Against Fontbonne University
• Volleyball Downs MacMurray in Another 3-0 Performance
• Volleyball Blasts Principia 3-0
• Michelle Sutton Honored With Another SLIAC Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Week Award
• Steve Beam is Named Men’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week
• Cole Prins is Named Men’s SLIAC Cross Country Runner of the Week
• Senior James Binder Earns UMAC Defensive Player of the Week Honors
• Anthony Ambers is Again Named UMAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Greenville College Homecoming, October 15-17
• Game Preview: Greenville College Panthers vs. Albion College Britons, Saturday, September 18
• Women's Soccer Gains 4-0 Win Against North Central
• Men's Cross Country Ready to Run in 2010
• 2010 Commencement Photos Available Online
• Greenville College Honored at Annual Greenville Federal Correctional Institution Volunteer Banquet
• Women’s Cross Country Places 16th at the Augustana College Brissman/Lundeen Invitational
• Men's Soccer Voted No. 8 in NCCAA National Rankings
• Men's Cross Country Places 14th at Illinois State Illinois Intercollegiate Championships
• Four Men's Soccer Players Named to Defiance Classic All-Tournament Team
• Volleyball Falls in Three Sets to Defending NCAA Division III Champions
• Greenville College "Tips a Hat" and Presents Awards at Wilson T. Hogue Reunion
• Lynn Carlson Breaks All-Time Baseball Coaching Wins Record
• Men’s Cross Country Takes Sixth at the Augustana College Brissman/Lundeen Invitational
• GC Students Participating on Athletic Teams Soars to All-Time High
• Women's Cross Country Finishes 18th at Illinois Collegiate Championships
• GC Students Run for Freedom
• Greenville College Is Coaches' Pick to Win UMAC Football Title in 2010
• NBA Executive John Hammond, Class of 1976, Making Headlines
• GC Dining Goes Green
• Michelle Sutton Captures Second SLIAC Runner of the Week Award
• Millikin Outruns Greenville 27-17 in "Battle of the Backs"
• Men's Soccer Tabbed as No. 8 in NCCAA National Rankings
• Men's Soccer Loses 2-0 at Washington-St. Louis
• Greenville Offers Accelerated Degree for Working Adults
• GC Slugger Comeback: A Season and Career for The Ages
• The RECORD, Engage: How Should Thoughtful Christians Respond to a Violent Culture
• Allan Hollingsworth Claims Men’s SLIAC Runner of the Week Award
• Women's Soccer Gains 5-0 Win Over MacMurray
• Football Falls to Albion, 35-10
• Volleyball Sweeps Knox in Three Sets
• Men's Soccer Receives Preseason NCCAA Ranking
• Volleyball Head Coach Tom Ackerman Earns USA Volleyball Gateway Region Award
• Greenville College Announces 2010 Commencement Weekend Speakers and Schedule
• Mindy Siebert Named NCCAA Women’s Soccer Co-Student-Athlete of the Week
• Dr. V. James Mannoia, Jr., Tenth President of Greenville College Receives Presidential Emeritus Status
• Women's Soccer Ties Monmouth 0-0 in Double OT
• Volleyball Rolls Past Robert Morris
• Football Team Drops Opener to Augustana
• Panther Basketball Academy: Teaching Excellence On and Off the Court
• GC Presents Marching Band Logo After Successful Student Contest
• Michelle Sutton Named NCCAA Student-Athlete of the Week
• Luis Diaz 3-for-3 on UMAC Special Teams Player of the Week Award
• Football Team Survives Late Rally to Win 41-35 Over Anderson
• Volleyball Wins One of Three at Monmouth Tournament
• Greenville Volleyball Honored with AVCA Team Academic Award
• Greenville College Welcomes New Vice President for Advancement
• Luis Diaz Continues to Dominate UMAC Special Teams
• Hands-On Experience at GC Leads Alum to Dream Job
• Men's Soccer Defeats Monmouth 3-1
• Luis Diaz Earns UMAC Special Teams Player of the Week Award
• Men’s Cross Country Takes Eighth at Washington University
• WalkAbout: 10 Days of Experiential Learning in the Wilderness
• Students On A Mission
• Football Dominates on Defense and Runs Past Saint Scholastica 35-7
• Men's Soccer Remains No. 8 in NCCAA National Poll
• Katelin Feyerabend Named SLIAC Volleyball Offensive Player of the Week
• Anthony Ambers Brings In UMAC Offensive Player of the Week Award
• Women’s Cross Country Places Eighth at Washington University
• Greenville College Women's Track and Field Team and Its Members Awarded All-Academic Accolades
• Three Graduates Awarded President’s Citation Honor
• GC Choirs and Orchestra to Perform Mozart’s Requiem and Bach’s Cantata 131 in Concert
• Diaz's late FG Kicks Greenville past Martin Luther, 10-9
• Aubree Schreder Races to SLIAC Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week Award
• Dean of the School of Education Vickie Cook Speaks at Fourth ICCET Leadership Institute
• Men's Soccer Team Takes Championship at Defiance
• Greenville College, Centralia High School Graduate Scott Schneider Saves Best For Last
• Outstanding Faculty Award Presented To Dr. Ivan Filby
• Seniors Melissa Gregg and Catherine Weyers Receive Outstanding Pre-Med Student Award
• High Enrollment and Record Breaking Retention at Greenville College
• Coree Woltering Awarded SLIAC Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week
• Women's Soccer Notches 10-1 Win Over Harris-Stowe
• Women's Soccer Picks Up a Win and Loss at Defiance Tournament
• Fall Sports Soon Underway
• Greenville College to Host Summer Baseball Camp
• Panther Pride Golf Scramble Scheduled for June 11
• Men's Soccer Improves to No. 6 in NCCAA National Poll
• Terrance Cosby Collects SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week Award
• Men's Soccer Blanks Harris-Stowe
• Greenville's Jessica Dothager Tabbed as SLIAC Volleyball Player of the Week
• The Academic Year Begins
• GCSN visits WSIL
• GC Alums Rock the AgapeFest Stage
• AIGA puts on T-Shirt Design Contest
• David Dunlop Nets SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week Award
• Owen Pye Joins Blackroom Records, Record Due Early Spring 2011
• Volleyball Wins 3-0 Over Benedictine Springfield
• Digging into the Community: New Students Begin the Year with Service
• Greenville College Tops SLIAC All-Academic Awards
• Greenville College Honors Program Seniors Celebrate Success!
• Luis Diaz Earns Second Straight UMAC Special Teams Player of the Week Award
• Volleyball Tops Eureka in Straight Sets
• Greenville's Michelle Sutton Earns SLIAC Women's Runner of the Week Honors
• The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same for Greenville College Football
• Greenville Senior Hurdler Edgar Townsend Repeats NCAA National Championship
• Greenville College Presents AgapeFest 2010
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out Oakland City University
• Two Greenville College Panthers Named UMAC Player of the Week
• Men's Soccer Moves Up to No. 6 in NCCAA National Rankings
• Greenville College Moves Up in Top Tier of Midwest Baccalaureate Colleges
• Harris Earns NCAA All-American Honors in Hammer Throw; Seven Participate in National Meet
• John Hammond '76 Voted NBA Executive of the Year
• Rehearsal for 80th Anniversary Season of Community Messiah Begins
• Anthony Ambers Selected as NCCAA Student-Athlete of the Week
• Men's Soccer Moves Up to No. 6 in NCCAA National Rankings
• Women's Cross Country Looks to Continue Their Dominance in 2010
• Dr. Mathias Zahniser Receives Invitation to Present at the World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies
• "Inasmuch as you have done for one of the least of these ...": Project Room 230
• Self-Help Sherlock Wins Awards!
• Tractor Drive And A Day On The Farm
• Outhouse Festival
• Heritage Show
• Tractorcade

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