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Written by Stephanie Rodriguez Media by Aaron Phillips Greenville College does a great job providing cross-cultural opportunities to students because it’s important to learn...

Article by Emily Rauch Media by Aaron Phillips “Dude, I wish campus had (insert cool thing or cool club you would like to see on...

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Aaron Phillips.   Urban Plunge began on Friday, Oct. 23, as 16 Greenville College students met in Ganton Circle and boarded...

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Aaron Phillips. Kicking off the basketball season last Wednesday night, the Greenville College basketball teams and many students...

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Aaron Phillips   Mosaic is a Greenville College student-led club that believes in “celebrating the diversity of our college community...

Written and Media by Kelsey Neier. Club ROOTS is a GCSA approved non profit organization that provides breakfast, lunch and snacks for children of families with insufficient funds in Sorento, Illinois. I sat down with Stephanie Rodriguez, a junior Communications major and Accounting minor, who is a member of Club ROOTS to talk a little but about what this organization's purpose is, and its plans for the future.

Written by Squirrel Rauch, Media by Jack Wang Have you heard the rumors about Burritt being torn down and turned into a gladiator arena? Or how...

On Friday, March 28th, a spark landed on the Greenville College. Thanks to the efforts of GCSA, students were treated to speakers throughout the day who spoke about different aspects of leadership. The day started off in Chapel with author Jeff Shinabarger, author of More or Less. He spoke on the topic of generosity and what it meant in terms of being leaders.

WalkAbout. All we know is that it’s long, in the woods, and something about Chacos. Due to the lack of clarification, we’ve highlighted and addressed some misconceptions about WalkAbout.

The Dining Commons are notorious for being students’ least favorite place to eat, but their newest health measure has raised the bar to a whole new level. As of Monday of next week, the Dining Commons will remove the soft-serve ice cream machine from the dessert table…...permanently.